Bangkok: The 52nd National Book Week and the 22nd International Book Week are the biggest in 52 years, featuring more than 1 million books, expected attendees to exceed 1.5 million, and more than 400 million baht in circulation. The first
Bangkok: “Phuang Phet” invites you to watch “Music in the Garden” every 28th day throughout the auspicious year. To honor His Majesty King Rama X
Dr. Puangpetch Chunlaid, Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office Presided over the opening of m…
Udon Thani Exciting news at the funeral of a 78-year-old grandmother in Udon Thani. Relatives organized a lottery for an 8-month-old white buffalo in lieu of souvenirs. Grandchildren made 999 lottery tickets. After the cremation was completed, both m…
South Korea’s industrial output rose for the fourth consecutive month in February on the back of increasing semiconductor production, but retail sales fell amid high inflation, data showed Friday.
Industrial output increased 1.3 percent on-month las…
South Korea had mulled whether to disclose the fact that nuclear weapons were deployed to U.S. troops stationed in the country in the 1950s to avoid provoking North Korea, a declassified diplomatic dossier showed Friday.
The set of documents from
SEOUL, March 29 (Yonhap) — Hyosung Group Chairman Emeritus Cho Suck-rai, who died Friday at the age of 89, played a pivotal role in shaping South Korea’s heavy chemical industry and establishing Hyosung as a global business entity.
Emphasizing tech…
Defense Minister Shin Won-sik on Friday asked a group of U.S. lawmakers for congressional support to strengthen the U.S. deterrence commitment to South Korea, his ministry said, amid efforts to counter North Korean military threats.
Shin made the re…
The chief of an Indonesian aerospace company involved in the joint KF-21 fighter jet development project has visited South Korea, officials said Friday, amid a probe over an employee of the company allegedly stealing data on the program.
Gita Amperi…
Hyosung Group Honorary Chairman Cho Suck-rai, who played a pivotal role in shaping South Korea’s heavy chemical industry and establishing Hyosung as a global business entity, died of a chronic illness Friday, sources said. He was 89.
Cho died of
