Thailand’s high household debt is a result of sluggish economics, generous lending and “coincidence”. But fixing the problem ...

The nation grapples with economic challenges, political turbulence and the enduring influence of its old guard ...

Thaksin highlighted three words to revitalise the Stock Exchange of Thailand: trust, confidence and sentiment, reports the Bangkok Post. “We have to admit all three are absent at the moment ...

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has expressed strong support for the legalisation of online gambling and the adoption of stablecoins in Thailand. Speaking at an event on January 13, he ...

BANGKOK — Thailand’s political heavyweight Thaksin Shinawatra believes Southeast Asia’s second largest economy should push to legalize online gambling, which he said could net the government as much ...

Thailand’s political heavyweight Thaksin Shinawatra believes Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy should push to legalise online gambling, which he said could net the government as much as ...

Thailand's political heavyweight Thaksin Shinawatra believes Southeast Asia's second-largest economy should push to legalize online gambling, which he said could net the government as much as 100 ...

But Thaksin said many companies and regulators have been slow to react to frauds, eroding confidence of foreign investors in the Thai market. The SEC and exchange should enforce the rules strictly ...

BANGKOK, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Thailand's political heavyweight Thaksin Shinawatra believes Southeast Asia's second largest economy should push to legalise online gambling, which he said could net ...

The former prime minister of Thailand, Thaksin Shinawatra, said there’s “no risk” in allowing the trade of stablecoins and other tokens backed by tangible assets. He also urged regulators to ...

Thaksin Shinawatra called for the regulation of stablecoins and asset-backed cryptocurrencies in Thailand. He suggested Phuket as a pilot site for crypto payment trials. Thailand has made several ...

A group of protesters plans to submit a letter to the government, criticising it for allegedly granting former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra special treatment at Police General Hospital last year.