Recent developments include a warning from Thailand’s National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) to Thai companies, particularly exporters, to get ready for the effects of China’s economic slowdown. This warning comes as China deals with a real estate market plagued by significant debt and liquidity difficulties, which is slowing down growth more than was anticipated. Danucha Pichayanan, the secretary-general …

Srettha Thavisin, Thailand’s newly appointed prime minister, has made a bold move to revive the nation’s economy. Real estate magnate Srettha was appointed finance minister on Saturday to address economic issues that have been made worse by sluggish exports and investments. This King Maha Vajiralongkorn-approved Cabinet reorganization marks a turning point in Thailand’s political history. The country’s economic problems have …

Montenegro has issued an appeal for international law to be respected, particularly in light of China’s growing claims in the disputed South China Sea.  During an interview with CNN Philippines’ The Final Word, Prime Minister Dritan Abazovi underlined the significance of conforming to international standards and norms. As a member of the United Nations, Montenegro expressed its readiness to support …

The country of North Korea has reportedly conducted several cruise missile launches just recently across its west coast as reported by the military of Seoul. This recent launching is among the most recent string of military actions carried by Pyongyang. The reported launch just happened shortly after North Korea had fired two short-range ballistic missiles, in which it was described …

Singapore’s former Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam, who resigned from the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) earlier this year, scored a landslide victory on Saturday to become the city-state’s ninth president, replacing Halimah Yacob. More than 2.48 million votes were cast, with 50,152 rejected votes. While Tharman grabbed 70.4% of the votes in a crushing victory in the presidential contest, …

Following a plea for pardon made by the wealthy politician, King Maha Vajiralongkorn declared today that former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra‘s eight-year prison sentence had been reduced to just one year. After 15 years of self-imposed exile overseas, Thaksin, 74, recently made a spectacular return to Thailand to avoid being imprisoned on charges of abuse of authority and conflicts of …

In response to suggestions for the Democratic Action Party (DAP) to amend its constitution to appeal to Malay voters, DAP central executive committee (CEC) member Sheikh Umar Bagharib Ali clarified that the party’s “Malaysian Malaysia” slogan, enshrined in Clause II of its constitution, does not violate the Federal Constitution. Sheikh Umar emphasized that the “Malaysian Malaysia” spirit is aligned with …

In a bid to enhance the efficiency and responsiveness of critical government services, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has undertaken a strategic reorganization to uphold stringent reformation.  On Tuesday, he officially signed Executive Order (EO) 38, reshaping the Strategic Action and Response (STAR) Office, placing it under the purview of the Office of the Executive Secretary (OES). EO 38 delegates …

A UK study suggests that blood clots in the brain or lungs, including brain fog and fatigue are some common symptoms of “long Covid”. Experts say it’s a combination of someone’s health before, the acute event itself and what happens afterwards that lead on to physical and mental health consequences.  According to the Department of Health and Aged Care, problems …

Esso Thailand’s 129 years of service in the country have come to an end as Bangchak Corporation (BCP) announces the completion of acquisition of a majority 65.99% stake in the petroleum company from ExxonMobil Asia Holdings. Some 700 Esso Thailand’s petrol stations across the country will now be operating under Bangchak’s brand. Following the acquisition, the Thailand-based petroleum company now …