Review: As Moving as It Is Colorful, ‘Coco’ a Joy for All
At first, Disney-Pixar's latest, "Coco ," sounds a lot like the 2014 Fox film "The Book of Life."
Army Says 6 Drug Smugglers Killed in Chiang Mai
BANGKOK — Six drug smugglers were fatally shot in a gunbattle in northern Thailand when they were confronted by soldiers, the military said.
Fire Put Out at Bangkok’s Ramathibodi Hospital (Video)
BANGKOK — A fire broke out in a wastewater treatment plant at Ramathibodi Hospital on Saturday morning.
Beds Run Out at Beijing Hospital as COVID Brings More Sick
BEIJING (AP) — Patients, most of them elderly, are lying on stretchers in hallways and taking oxygen while sitting in wheelchairs as COVID-19 surges in China’s capital Beijing.
Singapore Postcard: Summit Adds Value to North Korea’s Coins
SINGAPORE — Stamped with images of "Eternal President" Kim Il Sung, national monuments or even ballistic missiles, coins minted in North Korea are renowned among collectors for their scarcity, partly due to international sanctions that outlaw them from being auctioned.
Mergers: Powerful Tools to Consolidate Family Business
To strengthen their balance sheets and look good to prospective investors, family-owned businesses with plans to IPO on the Stock Exchange of Thailand tend...
Work on 1st Small Stretch of High-Speed Rail May Soon Begin
BANGKOK — Construction of the first 3.5-kilometer stretch of a high-speed rail line connecting Thailand to China may begin as soon as August, transportation officials announced Wednesday.
Using Phones on Planes is Safe – But For Now, Don’t Make Calls
Weren’t planes supposed to fall out of the sky should some forgetful flier leave their phone on?
Japanese Students Use VR to Recreate Hiroshima Bombing
FUKUYAMA — It's a sunny summer morning in the city of Hiroshima, Japan. Cicadas chirp in the trees. A lone plane flies high overhead....
Muslim Protesters March Against Indonesia’s New Labor Law
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Thousands of conservative Muslims marched in Indonesia’s capital on Tuesday demanding that the government revoke a new law they say will cripple labor rights, with some clashing with police.
