Olivier Languepin

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Bangkok Correspondent for Siam News Network. Editor at Thailand Business News
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Thailand Ranks 60th on World Happiness Report 2023

The World Happiness Report 2023 places Finland as the happiest nation in the world for the sixth consecutive year, while Thailand has climbed one spot to rank 60th.
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Thai cops face charges over dubious visa linked to Chinese gangs

The cash-flush triad bosses are suspected of using legitimate enterprises and real estate purchased through Thai nominees to launder their illicit funds.
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Chinese investors eye Thai property as travel resume between the two countries

According to data from Thailand’s Real Estate Information Centre, Chinese buyers have been the largest group of foreign buyers of condominium units in Thailand since 2018, accounting for almost half of the units sold to foreigners.
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Thailand offers crypto tax waiver for companies’ investment tokens

In addition to more conventional techniques like debentures, companies would have access to investment tokens as an additional source of money
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Thailand signs mini-FTA with Shenzhen

Thailand’s export growth plan is currently focused on growing trade with secondary cities in partner countries using mini FTAs, often known as little free trade agreements.
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Thailand recorded 2.14 million foreign visitors in January

The results for January revealed a sharp increase in arrivals from 133,828 in January 2022, when Thailand still had strict COVID entry restrictions
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Paetongtarn Shinawatra leads poll for next Prime minister

Will Thaksin Shinawatra, former prime minister deposed by a military coup in 2006 and in exile since 2008, be able to stage a final comeback in 2023?
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Thai GDP falls short of expectations with 2.6% growth

Thailand’s growth fell short of forecasts, as a robust rebound in domestic consumption and tourism was unable to make up for the weakening export sector.