Bangkok Post

YEREVAN - Nearly 200 nations are gathering in Armenia on Monday for critical negotiations as governments come under pressure to salvage a landmark nature pact whose goals are slipping out of reach.

MILAN (ITALY) - Youths and police clashed for a second day Sunday in Milan, where mostly black-clad vandals hurled bottles, ransacked stores, and destroyed property around the central Duomo plaza.

The IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings provided Thailand with an opportunity to showcase its cultural strengths, generate business activity and lay the foundations for longer-term economic gains, according to industry leaders.

The growing number of single people in Thailand represents more than just a social change. Living alone is becoming a structural shift that is reshaping the Thai economy and ushering in a new era of consumption.

Computer prices are expected to continue rising for at least another year due to higher component costs and persistent supply shortages, while Lenovo is banking on hybrid artificial intelligence (AI) solutions and new enterprise applications to stimulate replacement demand, despite a lack of majo...

Thailand's IT market is expected to receive a boost from government solar power projects in the fourth quarter, while growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) agents could become a driver of enterprise IT spending next year, offsetting weak consumer purchasing power and rising hardware...

The final quarter of the year has traditionally been a hopeful period for businesses across all sectors as they aim to boost sales and reap windfalls from increased consumer demand driven by festive activities, holidays and higher incomes from employee bonuses.

A conservation agency in Phetchaburi has opposed a proposed dolomite mine near Kaeng Krachan World Heritage Site, warning of potential harm to wildlife, water resources and local communities.

On the shores of Songkhla Lake, the survival of endangered Irrawaddy dolphins is tied to the livelihoods of the people who share their habitat.

The Transport Ministry is considering extending the 40-baht all-day fare scheme for Bangkok's Red and Purple electric train lines beyond its Nov 30 expiry.