Today we have an executive special on the Oil and Gas Sector of the economy in Thailand.

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Thailand is one nation that has been busting its butt trying to clean up its act, and the pains are widespread, from government ministries being fined, to residents evicted, and new security enhancements in the public sector, bringing Thailand into shape quickly, which could moves it’s culture into a more orderly manner…

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Today we have the continuing overhaul of the constitution, unrest in the south, traffic jams, and more… Read the rest of this entry »

Farmers Looking To Get Debt Relief, Telecommunications Tightens on Unregistered SIMS, and World Trade Meetings…

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MH 370 Clues Turn Up On Shore, Navy Writes A White Paper, Hiring Teachers Campaign, and New Political Poll…

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Bung Fai rockets scare off air force, Sethep leaves monkhood, Chuwong family asks for new police unit….

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Baht plows to an eight-year low, Power Plant Bidding Heats Up, Bus Fares Start, Cabinet Shuffle in the mix…

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Tennis Updates, PM wants to talk, Island Sluffs Off, and Transgendered Students Get New Outfits…

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Rewards for conservation for Thai farmers, Business leaders prompted to act by PM, and MERS cases surface in Rayong…

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Water Updates, Cabinet Shuffle’s Poor Timing, and Networks Looking For New Views…

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Today we have plenty of news in Thailand, but will only be able to cover a couple stories.  Drought continues to be an issue, and donations for water from communities who have been cutoff are looking for donations…

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How a devalued Baht currency may help the Thai people, and an airline that needs to check its safety…

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Refugees, Foreigners subject to Death Penalty, and a Riverbank Standoff…

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