0749 GMT August 23, 2017
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Sansiri International Business Head Cobby Leathers discusses his outlook for Thailand's real estate market. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Thailand is forecast to register a 3.5 to 4.0 percent growth in gross domestic product throughout this year, according to a report issued by the National Economic and Social Development Board.
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Iran's Junior Muay Thai Team grabbed three gold and three bronze medals during international competitions held in Thailand.
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Ten provinces have been flooded due to heavy rains, affecting 721,500 people.
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Iran men’s snooker team dropped out of the 2017 Little Swan World Cup in China after losing to the strong Thai side in the quarterfinal round of the professional non-ranking team tournament.
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Iran’s Reza Hassan-Nia won a prestigious gold medal at the 2017 ASBC Asian Confederation Youth Boxing Championships in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Tens of thousands of migrants have fled Thailand amid government efforts to revamp labor regulations as well as an unfolding crackdown on illegal workers.
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Thailand might encounter a repeated economic crisis like the one which occurred two decades ago, said a former governor of the Bank of Thailand over the weekend, Thai media reported.
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Six soldiers have been killed in Thailand and four others wounded in a roadside bomb explosion in a southern province.
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An exciting match is set for today as Iran faces Thailand in AFC U-20 Futsal Championship semifinal encounter in Bangkok Arena.
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Sports Desk
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The Institute of International Finance (IIF) welcomes the move by the Bank of Japan to sign bilateral currency swap deals with Thailand and Malaysia , saying it would add to stability in the Southeast Asian region.
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Two militants were killed in Thailand’s violence-plagued deep south after a bomb they were transporting prematurely exploded, the military said on Thursday.
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Thailand’s King Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun has finally signed the country’s new constitution despite criticisms that the charter will allow the military and unelected people to keep their grip on power for a long time.
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Serious signs have appeared showing that doing business with Iran may have already started to return to normal a year after the removal of sanctions that had complicated commerce with the country since 2011.
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