Thai authorities said they are investigating why a single office tower under construction in Bangkok collapsed during an earthquake on Friday that otherwise caused limited damage in the capital.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Bangkok police say a high-rise building under construction collapsed when a 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit the Thai capital on Friday, and ...

Crazy sandwiches, Georgian cheese bread and more most impressed food writer Kara VanDooijeweert this week. This column publishes on Saturdays, and typically features standout eats from Morris, Essex, ...

Thai Orchid is part of the new Metro North Crossing development, which replaced the old Metro North Mall. Many of the ...

Learn how to make traditional Pad Thai with shrimp and tofu. This is a quick and flavorful recipe you can prepare for lu ...

The owner of a Thai restaurant that has recently reopened says she has been 'overwhelmed' with the support from the community ...

From Chinese fare to Thai street noodles, these are the best dishes food writer Kara VanDooijeweert ate this week. This column publishes on Saturdays, and typically features standout eats from ...

Here, find the essential places to eat, drink, and stay in Bangkok, according to the James Beard Award-winning chef Chutatip ...

Rupert Lowe has not ruled out setting up a new party, as the extraordinary crisis in Reform triggered by his suspension deepens. The Great Yarmouth MP has vowed to continue representing the town ...

BANGKOK, March 28 (Reuters) - Tremors were felt in the Thai capital Bangkok on Friday, with buildings in the central business area swaying, according to Reuters witnesses. Sign up here.

The project to build the new State Audit Building was a joint venture between a Bangkok-based property developer, the Italian-Thai Development company, and a Chinese state-owned firm, the China ...

Data from Norfolk Police has revealed the force received no reports containing the term 'UFO' or 'unidentifed flying object' in Great Yarmouth from January 1, 2020 to February 28, 2025.