Authorities in Thailand are looking for a man believed to be on the run after openly advertising the sale of counterfeit Thai currency online.
Myanmar Plans August Elections Under Strict New Rules
Myanmar’s military has promised to hold elections by August this year, but strict new laws on political parties have raised questions about the freedom and fairness of the polls.
Thai Motorcyclist Arrested for Illegally Crossing Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge
Police in Mukdahan Province apprehended a Thai national following an illegal border crossing with a motorcycle at the Second Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge on Monday.
Ready to Rock? Hard Rock Cafe Officially Reopens in Vientiane
Classic rock ’n’ roll-themed restaurant, Hard Rock Cafe, has announced its reopening in Vientiane Capital this month.
Young Professionals in Laos Adopt LinkedIn for Serious Social Media
With LinkedIn reporting rapid growth around the world, the social media platform has also seen increased adoption among professionals in Laos.
Brunei to Increase Long-term LNG Sales to Japan
Brunei LNG will begin supplying liquified natural gas to Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. (JAPEX) in April, as the business aims to stabilize its finances by increasing shipments to its largest export market.
Laos Launches New Website to Provide Information for Business Registration
A new website outlining the steps required to register a business in Laos was launched on Wednesday, expected to assist investors by simplifying the process.
As Air Pollution Worsens, Bangkok Residents to Work From Home
Authorities in Thailand have advised residents of Bangkok to work from home and wear respirator masks outdoors amid rising air pollution.










