The South Korean Justice Ministry has called on undocumented Thai labourers in the country to register for their return to the kingdom with the Korean Immigration Bureau before the end of today, deputy government spokeswoman Traisuree Taisaranakul said yesterday.Continue Reading
As artificial intelligence evolves, human-created art and AI-generated art will not be be binary opposites, says NAFA’s Winson Ho.Continue Reading
One analyst expects the growth in earnings to be “less significant” than last year due to growing funding and operating costs.Continue Reading
As Singapore ages, it is likely that more people will die at home rather than in hospitals. Industry expert Ku Swee Yong looks at the issue of stigmatised properties and whether sellers are obliged to disclose the house’s history.Continue Reading
The Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) is warning people not to fall for calls by scammers pretending to be staff from the Department of Internal Trade after one such crook allegedly embezzled 16 million baht from his victim’s bank account.Continue Reading
Thailand is likely to suffer from another “mega-flood” similar to the historic inundation in 2011 in the next decade, as climate change will increase the frequency and severity of extreme weather events all over the world, a conference was told yesterday.Continue Reading
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has expressed confidence that his election campaign pledge to increase benefits for holders of state welfare cards can be fulfilled.Continue Reading
Justice Minister Somsak Thepsutin is calling for the drafting of new benchmarks for animal fights and races in an effort to attract more visitors.Continue Reading
Away from the UNESCO World Heritage shrines and picturesque bamboo forests, Japan’s ancient capital is also home to a one-of-a-kind fishing village that continues to preserve its unique way of life.Continue Reading
Today marks the last day of the four-year term of the House of Representatives, whose performance over the past few years has been slammed by critics as only somewhat acceptable, if not poor.Continue Reading