Bangkok: Keep an eye on the situation in the Middle East; it’s impacting costs and transportation, causing rice importers to delay orders. The Department of International Trade reveals that the situation in the Middle East is beginning to affect globa…
Bangkok: In a recent development, Mr. Sihasak Phuangketkaew, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Thailand, engaged in a telephone discussion with His Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi A…
Bangkok: The Thai national football team, alongside notable figures from the sports industry and partner clubs, gathered to celebrate the 60th birthday of Nualphan Lamsam, affectionately known as “Madam Pang,” ahead of their pivotal 2027 Asian Cup mat…
Bangkok: Senator Patima Jiraphat issued a statement clarifying his recent remarks during an urgent debate in the Senate concerning the impact of the Middle Eastern conflict on Thailand. He had suggested that citizens grow vegetables and raise chickens…
Bangkok: Increased measures have been implemented to crack down on nominee businesses in Thailand, with a new order requiring verification of genuine investment evidence. The Department of Business Development has intensified its efforts to combat “no…
Bangkok: “Chulaphan” has firmly stated that there will be no division within the Pheu Thai party concerning Anutin’s second cabinet appointments list. The quick dismissal comes amid reports that some MPs were dissatisfied with the lineup referred to a…
Bangkok: The Asian energy landscape is facing significant upheaval as Saudi Aramco has announced a reduction in its crude oil shipments to Asian customers this April. The decision comes in the wake of escalating conflict in the Middle East, which has …
Bangkok: A group of victims has filed a police report against “Jae Tum,” the owner of a renowned consignment shop for luxury branded goods, after being defrauded of over 50 million baht. The victims consigned their bags and luxury items to the shop bu…
Bangkok: “Wayo” has expressed satisfaction with the recent ruling of the Criminal Court for Corruption Cases concerning the use of QR codes and barcodes on ballot papers. The court has not yet officially accepted the indictment, but positive developme…
Nakhon ratchasima: Twelve hours have passed since a 32-year-old man, Mr. Somsak, climbed onto a telecommunications pole on the motorway, allegedly after stealing copper from an M6 assault rifle. The man remains at large, showing signs of weakness due …