THAILAND

The CEO of digital currency business Independent Reserve died at the scene after his motorcycle hit a pole in Phuket.

Thailand's junta is looking to remove whatever influence is left of the Shinawatra family in the country by indicting 250 former MPs who belonged to the former PMs' party.

The reputation of Chinese tourists in Thailand is further tarnished by this latest incident at a sacred temple.

Honda has hit a rough patch over the past year with quality problems that have led to multiple recalls of the popular Fit hybrid subcompact.

The number of arrests made under Thailand's controversial "lese majeste" laws has increased since the 2014 coup.

Thailand's ruling military junta has severely restricted public gatherings since seizing power, and has detained over 300 people for dissent.

The law also bars all foreign and same-sex couples from seeking the services of Thai surrogates.

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, falls on Feb. 19, 2015.

A nine-judge panel set up by the Supreme Court will decide on March 19 whether to pursue a criminal case against the ex-prime minister.

A new survey draws a link between a country's economic status and its citizens' perception about local politics.

City officials have instructed hotels and entertainment venues to keep an eye out for frisky teenagers and report them to the police.

"If she had a plan to flee, she would not have publicly asked for permission to go abroad," a lawyer of Thailand's former leader says.

A new report shows industrial robotics prices are starting to fall below the cost of labor. And it’s happening worldwide.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the move will open up new prospects for trade and investment between the two countries.

Convicted of thousands of offenses committed in the 1970s and 1980s.

The "Red Shirts" movement, which is loyal to deposed leader Yingluck Shinawatra, has been growing increasingly restive in recent months.

The junta government that has Thailand under martial law since it took power saw its first bomb attack during its rule.

The bombs caused little damage but were the first to shake the Thai capital since the military seized power in May.

The "stereotypical American" chain known for chicken wings and hot pants is planning 30 more locations in Southeast Asia.

Cat meat, known locally as "little tiger," is considered a delicacy in parts of Vietnam.

Thailand's junta government, in power since May, is tightening its hold on the country's growing Internet economy.