Bangkok: Prime Minister Sihasak Srimuang has reiterated Thailand’s intention to cancel Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 44 due to a lack of progress over more than 20 years and unresolved internal political issues. He emphasized the need for a fresh …
Bangkok: Nanning has announced a strategic partnership with a Hong Kong-funded enterprise aimed at entering the ASEAN market. This collaboration seeks to enhance trade relations and economic activities between the involved parties, leveraging the stre…
Bangkok: Thailand has reiterated its dedication to human rights and emphasized that it will not engage in discriminatory practices against Cambodian workers despite ongoing governmental conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia. Deputy Prime Minister an…
Bangkok: The Bhumjaithai Party, led by Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, recently concluded its 2026 annual general meeting with significant developments. During the meeting, the party approved the minutes from the previous …
Bangkok: The People’s Party held its general meeting, intensely discussing the party’s future direction. The party reaffirmed its approach of combining ideas with community work, maintaining its goal of building a mass-based party.
According to Thai…
Bangkok: “Atiwit” Janewattananon, the former Asian Tour number one in 2019, ended the third round of the Singapore Open presented by The Business Times in a tie for 5th place. After shooting 2 over par 73, Atiwit has a total score of 6 under par 207. …
Bangkok: The Thai baht has weakened to its lowest level in two weeks, prompting market watchers to shift their focus toward the upcoming Monetary Policy Committee meeting.
According to Thai News Agency, the Kasikorn Research Center reported that th…
Bangkok: The Institute of Forensic Science has issued a clarification following a lawsuit filed by “Tangmo’s mother” under Section 157 of the Criminal Code. The lawsuit accuses the institute of neglecting its official duties by failing to provide imag…
Bangkok: Villagers in Mae Phrik Bon are protesting the relocation of the remains of “Kru Ba Yat,” the former abbot of Mae Phrik Bon Temple, and have submitted a letter to the governor and the Buddhist Office requesting an investigation into the Phromt…
Bangkok: Temperatures are rising continuously in many areas of Thailand, a dangerous sign of “heatstroke,” a silent killer that can be fatal if not dealt with properly.
According to Thai News Agency, the increasing heat poses significant health risk…