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The roof of a new bus terminal at Don Mueang airport collapsed as heavy rain hit parts of Bangkok on Monday evening.

The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) Frankfurt Office in cooperation with the Royal Thai Embassy Brussels, the Royal Belgian Embassy Bangkok, and The Belgian-Luxembourg/Thai Chamber of Commerce (BeLuThai) are organising the 8th Thai-Belgian Business Forum.

The policies of individual candidates are key to victory in the May 22 election of the Bangkok governor, according to a survey by the National Institute of Development Administration, or Nida Poll.

Prinn Panitchpakdi, a former deputy leader of the Democrat Party, is scheduled to appear in court on Sunday morning to answer sex charges, which he denied in his first meeting with Lumphini police on Saturday.

Thai authorities have imposed a strict ban on water fighters in Bangkok during Songkran, a national holiday celebrating the turn of the Thai new year, due to the risk of spreading coronavirus

While there is no escaping the flight to get there, once you arrive in the Land of Smiles it is possible to eat, stay and play sustainably. Phoebe Smith takes a tour of the classics – the eco-friendly way

Thai masters student Dhidhaj Sumedhsvast didn't believe in fortune-telling or supernatural powers until the coronavirus pandemic started two years ago.

Goji Kitchen & Bar at Marriott Marquis Queen's Park on Sukhumvit 22 has figuratively docked in the "Queen Of The Adriatic" to bring Venetian cuisine to Bangkok. The floating city is the second stop on executive chef Stephen Doe's gastronomic tour of Italy and is renowned for its seafood.

Ahead of the 2022 Bangkok gubernatorial election, every Bangkokian and their mother can't escape campaign posters. While you may think that most of them are a visual nuisance and take away precious spaces on our sidewalks and public spaces, over the years these campaign posters have seen quite an interesting…