Exports to US may get ‘18% tariff’
A Finance Ministry source suggested on Thursday that the United States will impose an 18% tariff on Thai goods, a new reciprocal tariff policy set to take effect on Friday.
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RTA eyes control of Ta Kwai
The Royal Thai Army (RTA) has admitted that Thai troops have not yet gained complete control over the disputed Ta Kwai temple area in Surin province near the Cambodian border.
IEAT focuses on South Korean investors
The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) is encouraging investors from South Korea to expand their businesses into Thailand, as a proposal to build a new complex to serve only South Korean entrepreneurs is being considered.
Pakistan jails more than 100 members of ex-PM Imran Khan’s party for 2023 riots
Commentary: Tariffs are no longer just about trade, they’re Trump’s favourite weapon for everything
Concerns about a global trade war have faded, but President Donald Trump’s tariffs will eventually come at a cost to the United States, says Kevin Chen from the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
Commentary: Air force modernisation in Southeast Asia – deterrence or danger?
Fighter aircraft purchases reflect a broader push for military autonomy at a time of rising great power rivalry and supply chain concerns, says a Lowy Institute researcher.
Ian O’Doherty: Ireland’s immigration powder keg | The Brendan O’Neill Show
Ian O’Doherty: Ireland’s immigration powder keg | The Brendan O’Neill Show Ian O’Doherty – columnist at the Irish Independent and host of The State of Us – returns to The Brendan O’Neill Show. Ian and Brendan discuss how migrant hotels took over rural Ireland, Dublin’s contempt for the working class and the struggle for an…
Cambodian power deal to be cancelled
The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), a Thai government power distribution arm, is preparing to terminate a power purchase agreement with Cambodia following the disconnection of electricity transmission to the neighbouring country during the current territorial dispute.
Hoteliers take a hit from border clash
The tourism industry in the seven provinces along the Thai-Cambodian border has been decimated by recent clashes, with a 100% cancellation rate in most areas, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).
Foreign military attaches to visit border on Friday
Thai authorities will bring foreign military attaches and journalists to border areas on Friday to prove that Cambodia broke its ceasefire agreement and carried out “inhumane attacks against civilian targets”, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.