Samut prakan: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and his wife joined local celebrations for the Phra Pradaeng Songkran festival on Sunday, vowing to preserve the country’s unique cultural heritage following its recognition by UNESCO. The Prime Ministe…
Bangkok: Decoding Global Risks in 2026: When Renewable Energy Becomes the Insurance Policy of the New Economy. By 2026, the world is entering what is called a “perma-crisis,” a state where various crises overlap endlessly, ranging from the impact of p…
Bangkok: Durian for 100 baht? It’s real! The Commerce Ministry reveals it’s an influencer marketing strategy to help farmers sell their durian.
According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry of Commerce clarified that a famous influencer’s campaign to…
Bangkok: Ekaniti is making strides to recover outstanding funds for the Thai Helps Thai Plus project.
According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Ekniti Nitithanprapas, has revealed the progress related to the “Tha…
Bangkok: Min Pechaya and Sam Yuranan have each posted bail of 3 million baht to fight their case regarding “The Icon.” They were unaware they were also being sued for a pyramid scheme. Their lawyer insists they were only presenters and reveals both ar…
Phra pradaeng: A shocking incident occurred amidst Songkran water festivities in Phra Pradaeng when a gunman opened fire on a married couple. The husband died, while the wife was shot in the thigh and injured. Police are reviewing CCTV footage to appr…
Bangkok: Lawyers for “The Icon Group” have raised apprehensions about the repeated filing of identical charges, while Min Pechaya’s legal team has submitted a bail application amounting to 3 million baht in hopes of securing her release.
According t…
Bangkok: The government is moving forward with adjusting compensation for “local government employees,” effective retroactively from May 1, 2024, to raise their income in line with the government’s salary adjustment policy.
According to Thai News Ag…
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has concluded its assessment of the current Thai-Cambodian border situation, emphasizing its commitment to the joint statement with Cambodia, while expressing the need for further evaluation of Cambodia’s remarks suggestin…
Bangkok: The Council of Medical Technology has confirmed that patients having blood drawn can drink plain water as normal; it will not affect the results of medical laboratory analyses.
According to Thai News Agency, the announcement comes amidst a …