Bang pa-in: A tragic incident unfolded in Bang Pa-in District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, where a former son-in-law fatally shot his ex-father-in-law during a
Bangkok: A recent survey conducted by Nida Poll has revealed a significant gap in public understanding of MOUs 43 and 44, alongside a notable support
Bangkok: The Department of Highways has reported that traffic is currently impassable in two areas due to severe flooding and landslides. The affected routes are
Kanchanaburi: “Nong Mahesi,” a lion owned by a well-known influencer in Kanchanaburi province, escaped its cage and attacked two villagers, prompting officials to move the
Bangkok: The government’s proposal to hold a referendum on the cancellation of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) 43 and 44 between Thailand and Cambodia is generating
Buriram: A temporary IOT observer team inspected the area of the 2nd Army Area Command’s Command Center on the Thai-Cambodian border and praised the Thai
Sam meng: The Security Committee insists on expediting the proposal to the government to provide compensation for the impact of the border conflict. Rome led
Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) and the Economic Reporters Association are spearheading an initiative to promote a circular economy that transforms waste into
Ranong: In the past, there have been many government construction projects that, upon completion, were not utilized to their full potential, reflecting the lost investment.
Rome: Rangsiman Rome ignores Ben Smith’s defamation lawsuit seeking hundreds of millions in damages, stating that he may even defend himself. He called it strange