Asean Morning News For May 23

Asean Morning News For May 23

Asean Morning News Compiled by Stella-maris Ewudolu    @stmarisewudolu   RCEP nations to meet on July 1 amid pressure to conclude trade pact Pressure is mounting on member countries including India for early conclusion of proposed […]

Thailand Morning News For May 23

Thailand Morning News For May 23

SPECIAL REPORT: EEC apart, NCPO has done little to enhance people’s lives, say economists ECONOMISTS SEE some economic improvement during the term of the junta-backed government but are disappointed at the paucity of its major […]

Asean Morning News For May 22

Asean Morning News For May 22

Asean Morning News Compiled by Stella-maris Ewudolu    @stmarisewudolu   Asean at inflexion point, says Chan Chun Sing Asean is at an inflexion point, as the open and rules-based multilateral trading system, regional integration and economic […]

Thailand Morning News For May 22

Thailand Morning News For May 22

Growth view up to 4.2-4.7% Following a robust first-quarter performance, the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) on Monday raised its economic growth forecast to 4.2-4.7% this year from 3.6-4.6% in February. — Bangkok […]

Asean Morning News For May 21

Asean Morning News For May 21

Asean Morning News Compiled by Stella-maris Ewudolu    @stmarisewudolu   University Malaya Tops Asean Emerging Economies University List After storming into the 2018 Times World University Rankings with a debut in the 351-400 grouping University Malaya […]

Thailand Morning News For May 21

Thailand Morning News For May 21

Public rallies banned for coup anniversary Government House and surrounding areas within a 50 metres radius are expected to be declared a “controlled zone”, where any public gatherings are prohibited, said a deputy national police […]

Asean Morning News For May 18

Asean Morning News For May 18

Asean Morning News Compiled by Stella-maris Ewudolu    @stmarisewudolu   Study says China-backed dam would destroy Mekong A Chinese-backed plan for Cambodia to build the Mekong River’s biggest dam would destroy fisheries that feed millions and […]

Thailand Morning News For May 18

Thailand Morning News For May 18

Study finds Thailand loses over THB145 mn from unsustainable fishery A network of civil societies for fair and sustainable fishing has reported that unsustainable fishery costs Thailand more than 145 million baht a year. The […]

Asean Morning News For May 17

Asean Morning News For May 17

Asean Morning News Compiled by Stella-maris Ewudolu    @stmarisewudolu   The oldest (and youngest) Asian leaders Malaysian leader Mahathir Mohamad has become world’s oldest head of state. How does he compare to other Asian leaders? — […]

Thailand Morning News For May 17

Thailand Morning News For May 17

Thailand Smashes Ugandan Human Trafficking Operation (HD video) Thai authorities have broken what they believe to be a major transnational human trafficking operation responsible for the trafficking of hundreds of Ugandan women into Thailand and […]

Asean Morning News For May 16

Asean Morning News For May 16

Asean Morning News Compiled by Stella-maris Ewudolu    @stmarisewudolu   Singapore workers still least engaged in Asia Singapore continues to have the least engaged workers in the region, even as employers from neighbouring countries see improving […]

Thailand Morning News For May 16

Thailand Morning News For May 16

Commercial banks saw solid performance during Q1 The Bank of Thailand (BoT) has issued a report showing that overall, commercial banks performed well in the first quarter of the year with strong capital, reserves and […]