Thai Minister rules out ending 300 baht landing fee for foreigners
The fee would be used to buy insurance for foreign travellers and contribute to the tourism development fund, he said.
Tokyo’s ‘gateway to the sea’ closes, much to people’s regret
After 30 years, Tokyo’s Harumi Passenger Ship Terminal, with its impressive white latticed pyramid roof, closed its doors Sunday night.
M’sia not opening govt office in Afghanistan, says Wisma Putra
The clarification comes after several photos were tweeted of a meeting between acting Afghanistan Foreign Minister and Global Peace Mission chairman on Sunday.
A Chinese driver and his dream of travelling to Taiwan by train
Born in 1968 in Fujian province, he wants to return to Taiwan, his father's home, by train.
Bangkok governor election countdown begins
The election days will fall on May 22 or May 29, depending on the results of a crucial meeting today.
Vietnam calls US’ honey antidumping tax rate harmful to beekeepers, farmers
The spokesperson added that Vietnam is regularly discussing with the US to further promote economic interests and trade relations.
Carbon tax being considered for polluters in Thailand
Electric vehicles are not subject to this tax because electric vehicles have zero carbon emissions.
Call for support as Hong Kong retail sales see double-digit decrease
The local retail management association said the industry has been under pressure since social protest activities in 2019.
Xi Jinping sends congratulations on 65th year of China-Sri Lanka ties
President Xi said that China and Sri Lanka overcame numerous obstacles and signed the historic Rubber-Rice Pact 70 years ago.
Belt and Road Initiative helps fill development gap left by West
Critics of the BRI have raised concerns about the potential impact on host countries.