eHuzhou Countries

The original residents of Thailand are believed to have been Negritos in prehistoric times of Melanesian origin; the fertile plains subsequently attracted Paleo-Indochinese peoples, in particular the Khmer, the current residents of Cambodia. But destined to have the upper hand were the Thais, who came from the North in successive migrations and practically in the century. XIII occupied the country, concentrating mainly on the Menam plain and in the intermontane basins. Almost all of the population today is made up…

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Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s most developed countries. After World War II, Thailand underwent an economic revolution that led to a drastic decline in the proportion of the poor. Agriculture is today modernized and the country’s economy benefits from the export of rice, rubber and cassava. But economic growth has mainly benefited the area around Bangkok and therefore Thailand is characterized by large inequalities. The elongated country is also struggling with political instability and insurgency in the southern part…

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