Bangkok: The Energy Policy and Planning Office (EPPO) has announced an increase in diesel subsidies following the conclusion of the period during which diesel refining margins were reduced to help manage fuel prices. Retail fuel prices in Thailand rem…
Paris: The Pollution Control Department: The Pollution Control Department (PCD) has requested additional details regarding a recent private sector survey on government transparency, its chief said on Wednesday, pledging a full investigation into the a…
Bangkok: Celebrating 50 years of diplomatic ties, Thailand and China jointly launched the “China Tourism Day, May 19th” event at the China Cultural Center in Bangkok. The opening ceremony also marked the commencement of the 4th “I Want to Go to China”…
Chiang mai: Chiang Mai University (CMU) wins the ‘Better Stands Gold Award’ at Fi Vietnam 2026, showcasing the power of Thai herbal innovation to the international stage.
According to Thai News Agency, Chiang Mai University (CMU) has made a name for…
Taipei: Carrefour Taiwan will begin using a new name from the start of July, but it cannot divulge the name until then, the chairman of the supermarket chain’s parent company said Wednesday. Lo Chih-hsien, chairman of President Chain Store Co., was as…
Bangkok: An in-depth analysis of the PwC report reveals that while private companies are making strides in carbon reduction, the global macroeconomy is lagging in its response to the climate crisis.
According to Thai News Agency, the PwC Global Net…
Bangkok: Labour Minister Chulalongkorn has tasked Poomphat to collaborate with the Social Security Office team to visit and assess the quality of life of disabled insured persons in the Min Buri and Khlong Sam Wa districts. Mr. Julaphan Amornvivat, Mi…
Kuala lumpur: “Mook-Sabi” clinched a significant victory by defeating the fourth-seeded “Bas-Fame” in the Malaysian badminton tournament, marking a notable upset.
According to Thai News Agency, “Mook” Oranicha Chongsthapornpun and “Sabi” Sabrina Sop…
Taipei: Civic groups on Wednesday welcomed the government’s planned expansion of parental leave policies aimed at addressing Taiwan’s low birth rate, but cautioned that monthly child-rearing subsidies alone are unlikely to significantly boost fertilit…
Bangkok: The Thai cabinet on Tuesday approved a 176-billion-baht cost-of-living relief package named “Thai Chuai Thai Plus” to assist citizens amid the energy and cost-of-living crisis, officials said. The four-month scheme, running from June to Septe…