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In Thailand's film industry, there are few movies where the main character has a disability as the protagonist is usually in perfect health. In the real world, Thai actors who are disabled are extremely rare, so when actors have to play a disabled role, they cannot portray it realistically.

Without any diplomatic pleasantries, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha kicked off bilateral talks last week with his Malaysian counterpart, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, by stating clearly that Thai-Malaysian ties have not been progressing very well. The opening remarks drew a big smile from Mr Anwar as a sign of appreciation. It…

On what is claimed to be Katie Price's 15th luxury holiday in little over a year, the star - officially declared bankrupt back in 2019 - is off to Thailand after her trip there in November was wrecked

Thailand's economy could grow faster than forecast this year as a revival in tourism quickens, while the pace of monetary tightening to stave off inflationary pressures remained "reasonable", the country's finance minister said on Monday.

Lamduan Armitage died more than 20 years ago but was only identified in 2019

Lamduan Armitage’s body was found by walkers in a remote location in the Yorkshire Dales

One Bangkok, Thailand's largest private property development project, is ready to evolve with Bangkok to the future with its Urbanverse concept, offering a seamless blend of urban living experiences.

Many fishers say that although bumper catches were helped by illegal electric nets, the harvest was still low because of dams.

A study of small hotels and hostels found current bookings are higher than pre-pandemic levels, with bookings from foreign tourists exceeding those of domestic tourists.

The election campaigns of political parties should focus on improving the country's competitiveness with effective short- and long-term economic policies rather than populist sops or market intervention that could mar the economy and add fiscal burden, says business leaders.

Thailand's retail industry is expected to grow by 6-8% this year, double the rate of the GDP, helped by the recovery of tourism, according to the Thai Retailers Association (TRA).