Author: The Nation

Thailand is well-positioned to fill this void due to its strong fishery regulations, but its exporters must maintain meticulous documentation and supply chain traceability to meet stringent U.S. environmental mandates.Read More

Japan is expanding its Official Security Assistance (OSA) across Southeast Asia, with Thailand as the 11th recipient by March 2026 and Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos as priorities.Read More

Over the holiday period from Jan 1 to 3, South Korea emerged as the number one outbound destination for visitors from the Chinese mainland, while Japan, once a perennial favorite, dropped entirely out of the top 10, several major travel agencies reported.Read More

In the new guidelines, kimchi is highlighted alongside foods such as sauerkraut, kefir and miso as a fermented food that helps support gut health by maintaining microbiome diversity.Read More

Heavy snowfall, high winds and icy roads have made travel difficult in parts of EuropeRead More

The gender pay gap on the boards of European financial services firms widened to its worst level in six years.Read More

The London Fire Brigade said around 15 tonnes of mixed recycling were ablaze in Southall on 11 January.Read More

Multiple flights have been cancelled, diverted or affected by the radar issue.Read More

UK government starts contest to have deep-strike prototypes delivered within 12 months; heat-starved Kyiv under Russian attack again. What we know on day 1,419Read More

Powell called the probe “unprecedented” and came after his refusal to lower interest rates after demands by Donald Trump.Read More