Turbulent Times in Thailand: Government and Policy Affairs Review

Entering 2025, sentiment about Thailand was cautiously optimistic. There were promising signs of a rebound in tourism, a pick-up in the economy, and after years in exile the return of Thaksin Shinawatra appeared to have stabilised politics. Yet it’s been a rough 2025 since then, and it now promises a potentially seismic end to the year. We look at the developments, the complexities faced by business leaders, corporate affairs practitioners, and policy advisers, and how to navigate a safe path through them.

The GCC-China Momentum: Opportunities for Those Investing in Communications

The relationship between the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and China is transforming, from a promising trade link into a dynamic economic corridor. In this article from our Sandpiper team in the UAE, we look closer at this development and what it means for business leaders and communicators.

Considerations for Communications and PR in the Asia Pacific Data Centre Market

The fast-paced technology development and adoption in Asia Pacific is fueling strong growth in data centre capacity, especially edge computing facilities, across the region. This is attracting enterprise technology players within the data centers sector and associated industries.

Sandpiper Group Announces Launch of Sandpiper Financial, Strengthens Capacity with Advisory and Special Situation Team Hires

The Sandpiper Group (“Sandpiper”), the largest independent communications, public affairs, and research group with offices and operations across Asia Pacific and the Middle East has announced the launch of Sandpiper Financial, supported by several senior appointments to lead this new division.

An Ageing World and the Growing Lifespan-Healthspan Gap: The Impacts on Healthcare and Communications

The difference between lifespan and healthspan is increasing, including in many developed countries. What impact does this have on healthcare, and how can healthcare communicators be part of the solution?

How Can Big Tech Manage Its Reputation Better? It’s a Matter of Trust

Trust is important in any meaningful relationship, including the relationship brands have with their customers. In recent years Big Tech has been facing a growing trust deficit, amid high-profile data breaches, misinformation, and concerns about monopolistic behaviour – all of which have dented public confidence.