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WATCHDOG

Setting up an Asian fund will help region during crisis

Six years ago, Dr Olarn Chaipravat, then a senior Finance Ministry advisor, predicted that the Chiang Mai Initiative signed by 13 Asian countries, including Thailand, in May 2000 could lead to a single Asian currency in the next 15-20 years.



HEADLINE NEWS

  • WEEKEND BRUNCH

    Skilled acrobat

    Ashley Wearne, the managing director of Adobe for Southeast Asia, has been busy promoting Adobe's new Acrobat 9 software which came out in June this year. The new product is dubbed a significant upgrade that will transform the process of creating and sharing electronic documents.
  • EDITORIAL

    State's deaf to Tak Bai victims' cry for justice

    Four years since the tragedy no one has been prosecuted for the deaths of scores of southerners
  • MINI-EDITORIAL

    Govt steps in to rescue Korean economy

    Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. This is why the latest government measures to prop up the ailing construction industry and resuscitate the moribund realestate market, which would be objectionable under normal circumstances, are being accepted, albeit not without reservations.

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Letter to Editors

Double-pricing policy is flagrantly racist

Yesterday my family and I discovered one of the more unpleasant sides of Thai tourism. We decided to go to Siam Ocean World in Siam Paragon.

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FEATURES


  • Bangkok's best bars and pubs
    Our nightlife reporter bids weekend a fond farewell with a recap of her seven favourite watering holes

  • Get it while it's tasty
    Thai and international favourites, plus a few exotic items, are prepared in an open-kitchen

  • Babymime in full view
    The acclaimed Thai pantomime troupe collaborates with top director nikorn saetang for their first solo show

  • Shopping by the sea
    Along with the beach, there is an extensive selection of items worth browsing for in local markets

WEB BLOG


Photo Gallery


  • Officials of National Broadcasting Thailand prepare to change its logo before the new programming arrangements begin tomorrow.
  • An auto presenter smiles to visitors of the Bangkok motor show, where 15,000 vehicles are expected to be sold during the 10-day event.
  • Some 1,000 people gathered Wednesday at CS Pattani Hotel to celebrate the graduation of primary students. Locals said the gathering was a sign of renewed confidence in securityafter a fatal bomb blast at the hotel earlier.
  • The Polar Star, a 23.5-karat timepiece valued at Bt22 million, will be on show at Royal Jewellery at The Glitz: Luxury Lifestyle Week 2008. The event runs until Monday in the Paragon Hall on the fifth floor of Siam Paragon.
  • The Camry, one of the most popular mid-sized sedans available in Thailand.
  • A visitor reads a sign at Gastech 2008, a world-class event showcasing Thailand on the global gas-industry map to more than 5,000 officials and oil-company representatives.
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