BANGKOK, 17 February 2012  - Myanmar has revealed its plan to make an annual import of at least 60,000 pickup trucks from Thailand. 

Hanoi (VNA) - A week featuring Australian culture as well as its education sector will be held in Hanoi from Feb. 17-25 with a programme of events taking place across the city.

BANGKOK, 17 February 2012 -Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said that around 1.5 million rais of land have been designated as monkey-cheek reservoirs while another 117 more flood prevention programs are expected to be achieved soon. 

BANGKOK, 17 February 2012 - The Strategic Committee for Water Resources Management (SCWRM) has prepared to propose to the Cabinet the construction of five new dams to contain 1.8 billion cubic meters of water. 

BANGKOK, 17 February 2012  -In the wake of recent blasts in Bangkok, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) chief has come out to urge Thailand to stiffen its immigration process. 

BANGKOK, 16 February 2012  - The U.S. Ambassador met with the Thai Supreme Commander on Thursday to discuss the three bomb blasts in downtown Bangkok. The U.S. Embassy Spokesman confirmed the U.S. did not discourage its citizens to travel to Thailand but suggested that they be careful. 

BANGKOK, 16 February 2012  – President of the Housing Business Association Issara Boonyoung has announced that house prices will be adjusted upwards during the middle of the year thanks to the higher cost of material and labor. 

BANGKOK, 16 February 2012 – The Automotive Industry Club (AIC), under the Federation of Thai Industries, has set its this year's production target at 2.1 million units after flooded assembly factories have begun to resume their operations. 

BANGKOK, 16 February 2012 - The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has announced that the industrial confidence index in January is at its highest in five months, after the flood crisis is over. 

BANGKOK, 16 February 2012  - The central bank is worried that an international anti-money laundering agency's possible blacklisting of Thailand may hit the local financial industry significantly.