Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's visit to Hanoi highlighted growing diplomatic and economic ties between Thailand and Vietnam, as both nations collaborate on an ASEAN 'plus or minus' strategy.

A recent study reveals that the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is confronting significant structural issues, including workforce shortages, aging infrastructure, and mounting debt.

Two sisters from Gujarat, who were reportedly trafficked from Thailand to Laos, have successfully returned home after an 18-month ordeal.

Prime Minister Anutin Chanvirakul has pledged regulatory and economic reforms to secure Thailand's position as a long-term investment destination and woo international investors.

Krungthai Bank (KTB) and Kasikornbank (KBank) are tightening their 'buy now, pay later' (BNPL) services and adjusting business strategies. This comes in response to stricter regulatory oversight of BNPL offerings.

Thailand has announced that all sports and entertainment activities can resume following the passing of Her Royal Highness Princess Bajarakitiyabha Narendiradebyavati.

Thailand's major oil refineries are reportedly operating smoothly and maintaining national supply despite escalating conflict in the Middle East, adjusting their sourcing strategies.

Thailand's Ministry backed down from a controversial 1.6 billion baht AI project, with a key official, Chaichanok, expected to face questioning regarding the matter.

Doctors suspect food poisoning after 147 children at a public school in Yasothon, Thailand, experienced abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea on Wednesday.

A Thai court has sentenced two individuals to death for their involvement in the 2015 Erawan shrine bombing in Bangkok, which killed 20 people and injured 120 others.

The Thailand Consumers Council (TCC) and Cofact Thailand have submitted a letter to the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) chairman, pressing the regulator to finalize the long-delayed roadmap for broadcasting and TV.

Fourteen customers fell ill after consuming noodles at a shop in Udon Thani, Thailand, prompting an investigation into a suspicious white powder found used as an additive.

Thai officials seized 50 million tonnes of chemical precursors, enough to produce 1.1 billion speed pills, during a raid on a warehouse in Samut Prakan's Phra Pradaeng district.

Economists suggest Thailand should focus on defining clear business goals and measuring outcomes when integrating artificial intelligence into its economy, rather than simply acquiring AI platform licenses.

The People's Party has submitted a formal complaint regarding a leaked chat conversation. The party is seeking an investigation into the unauthorized disclosure of the private communication.

Thailand's newly appointed lead negotiator for the southern peace process has committed to cooperation with all parties in a renewed effort to resolve the conflict in the violence-affected region.

Thailand's used car market is projected to remain sluggish in 2026, primarily due to competitive pricing in the new vehicle segment, particularly with the rise of electric vehicles (EVs).

The British motorcyclist charged in the death of a prominent doctor on Koh Phangan will also face charges of running a tour boat business through a Thai nominee.

A six-year-old boy in Thailand died after being attacked by his grandfather's pet monkey, raising concerns about exotic animals kept as companions.

Koh Samui and Koh Phangan are becoming global property investment hotspots, driven by surging foreign demand, rising land prices, and numerous new project launches, according to Colliers Thailand.

An economist expresses concern over Thailand's potential to face a "double dip" scenario, where both its fiscal balance and current account simultaneously fall into deficit.

House Speaker Sophon Zarum is facing threats of legal action from the opposition People's Party (PP) if he fails to forward a petition against the national anti-graft body to the Supreme Court, related to the Saksayam case.

A respected medical specialist who was critically injured last month by a British motorcyclist on Koh Phangan has succumbed to his injuries.

The Hat Yai-Songkhla Hotel Association is urging the Thai government to implement online vehicle registration for Malaysian visitors. This measure aims to reduce long queues at Thai immigration checkpoints, particularly at the Sadao border.

The Pollution Control Department reported that arsenic and lead levels exceeding surface-water standards were detected at three monitoring locations within Saraburi's canal network in Thailand.

As the world observes World Refugee Day, millions of people continue to be displaced globally due to conflict, persecution, and instability, facing challenges in their new environments.

Thousands of pink sea cucumbers appeared on a beach in Rayong, Thailand, on Saturday. Authorities stated this is a rare natural phenomenon that poses no threat to the marine ecosystem.

Over 21.2 million people have participated in Thailand's 'Thai Chuay Thai Plus' co-payment scheme, with 142,610 users already exhausting their full monthly entitlement of 1,000 baht within the first week.

Six individuals were arrested in Tumpat following the discovery of an illegal petrol storage facility, uncovering a two-year petrol smuggling operation to Thailand.

Thailand's flagship Land Bridge project has encountered a significant setback as an expert review committee mandated fresh Environmental and Health Impact Assessment (EHIA) studies. These studies are required for the planned deep-sea ports in Ranong and Chumphon.

Thai officials are making progress towards potentially implementing a negative income tax system in the country.

Thailand has announced its decision to join UN maritime arbitration with Cambodia, halting other bilateral talks between the two nations. This move aims to resolve maritime disputes through international arbitration.

Thailand's consumer protection agency plans to file a civil lawsuit against Volvo Cars' Thai unit. This action comes as Volvo's broader business transformation takes unexpected turns.

Thailand's inflation rate unexpectedly decreased, remaining within the central bank's target range, according to recent economic data.

Stock market analysts predict that Thailand's benchmark SET index will continue its upward trend, driven by attractive valuations and improving earnings prospects for Thai equities, despite expectations of limited further gains.

Velesto has been awarded a contract for its NAGA 6 drilling rig, which will be deployed for operations in Thailand.

Thailand's wealthiest individual is reportedly planning a significant $4.3 billion expansion of his business ventures, capitalizing on the current boom in artificial intelligence.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has announced new regulations for air travelers regarding power banks, including device capacity limits and a ban on carrying them in checked baggage.

Consumer confidence in Thailand has fallen after peaking in 2022-23, leading many consumers to delay purchases of major items like homes and cars.

Thai police have rescued a 21-year-old Chinese student from a 'virtual kidnapping' scheme orchestrated by a transnational criminal network that attempted to extort 12.5 million baht from her family.

Thailand marked Her Majesty the Queen's 48th birthday with national celebrations, including individual 21-gun royal salutes performed by the three armed services at noon.

Thai striker Jaosuayai discusses how starring in a popular Thai 'Luk Thung' music video has transformed his life outside the ring, revealing a new side of himself.

Despite market turbulence, VietJet Thailand plans to replace its fleet with 50 new Boeing 737-8 planes over three years, phasing out existing Airbus jets.

Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) plans to reduce its workforce to approximately 15,000 employees by the end of next year by not replacing staff who leave through attrition.

Bangkok has initiated a pilot "No Mixed Waste" project across 10 condominiums in Klong Toey and Watthana districts, aiming to promote waste separation and reduce the volume of garbage sent to landfills.

A 71-year-old individual seeks advice on whether it would be financially prudent to sell $10,000 in stock to fund a trip to Thailand to visit their grandchildren. The question highlights a common dilemma between financial planning and personal desires.

Tourists in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, are facing charges for allegedly driving recklessly and damaging the environment of a historical national park where an old station on the notorious Death Railway was built.

Russian nationals recorded a 33% surge in condominium transfers in Thailand during the first quarter of 2026, making them the only top-five foreign buyer nationality to show growth, with Phuket seeing the highest transaction value.

Thai authorities are increasing their efforts to combat foreign-linked crime networks amid growing concerns that transnational criminal activity could threaten national security and public safety. The focus is on high-risk nationals involved in these networks.

Word enthusiasts gathered for a weekend competition in Thailand, vying for the national Scrabble championship title.

A 71-year-old individual seeks financial advice on whether to sell $10,000 in stock or use $50,000 in savings to fund a trip to visit grandchildren in Thailand.

The Royal Thai Navy announced that the selection process for a contractor to supply a new high-tech frigate is proceeding as planned, with defense offsets being a key factor in the decision.

Thailand's Industry Ministry is initiating a project to manage end-of-life vehicles, aiming to recycle unwanted cars and improve waste management.

Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has issued a summons for a key suspect in a significant fuel adulteration investigation, ordering them to report for formal charges.

A scion of the Thai Singha beer family has spoken publicly about once feeling 'like dying' but making a promise to achieve freedom.

Bangkok has been affected by heavy rainfall, with the Pathumwan district recording the most significant precipitation, leading to potential disruptions.

The Thai Finance Ministry is calling on low-income individuals not yet in state welfare databases to register through local administrative authorities. The deadline for registration is June 21.

Former Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt remains a favorite for another term, but his campaign's closing weeks are dominated by questions regarding transparency and accountability.

Mourners lined the streets of Bangkok to pay their respects during a procession for Thailand's Princess Bajrakitiyabha. The event saw many citizens gathering to honor the princess.

Thai agencies are investigating claims of extensive personal data sales within the country. The probe aims to uncover the scope of the alleged data breaches and hold responsible parties accountable.

Thailand's main opposition People’s Party is under intense scrutiny after its criticism of privy councillors attending a high-level water management meeting appeared to backfire, opening a broader political debate.

A Thai woman is facing murder charges in Myanmar in connection with the killing of a US diplomat. This case is part of broader international investigations into homicides.

The Bank of Thailand has expressed confidence in the stability of the Thai baht, despite its recent depreciation against the US dollar, attributing the fluctuations to heightened external uncertainties.

The Thai Retailers Association (TRA) is pushing for an expansion of the 'Thai Chuay Thai Plus' co-payment scheme to include businesses of all sizes, aiming to support business continuity and employment.

The Court of Appeal in Thailand ordered the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) to pay 210,000 baht in compensation to two human rights defenders and remove online content that damaged their reputations, overturning part of a lower court ruling.

In separate operations, India's CBI successfully secured the return of Ganesh Balaso Kale, deported from Thailand, and Vainket Garg, extradited from Georgia, both subjects of Red Notices.

Thai celebrity lawyer Sittra Biabungkerd, widely known as ‘Lawyer Tum’, has been sentenced to six years in prison without suspension after being found guilty in a fraud case.

Thailand's ruling Bhumjaithai Party has vowed to take legal action against individuals spreading false information regarding the Khao Kradong land dispute. The party accuses critics of launching politically motivated attacks against its leaders and policies.

An alleged Nigerian drug network leader was arrested in Bangkok following a dramatic late-night operation where the suspect attempted to ram through a police blockade.

An official raid operation in Samut Prakan's Phra Pradaeng district has seized 50 tonnes of chemical precursors, estimated to be enough to produce 1.1 billion speed pills.

An alleged 'Agong system' or 'Agong regime' within the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has become a significant political controversy ahead of the city's next gubernatorial election.

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been officially freed following a royal pardon. He also had his monitoring device removed, marking his release.

The United Nations has proposed that providing job opportunities for Myanmar refugees in Thailand could serve as a model for other Asian nations in addressing refugee crises.

The Thai Restaurant Association plans to submit an open letter to the prime minister, advocating for the expansion of the 'Thai Chuay Thai Plus' co-payment scheme to include larger restaurant operators.

The Thailand Consumer Council is representing 10 scam victims in a lawsuit against internet platform operators Meta, Apple, Line, and several banks, seeking 230 million baht in total damages.

The mayor of Saensuk municipality in Thailand is urging people to cease dumping waste into local waterways, as it ultimately washes ashore and pollutes the popular Bang Saen beach. The plea highlights environmental concerns in the area.

Thai energy authorities are preparing to increase the nation's electricity generation capacity due to concerns that rising demand from data centers and other resource-intensive businesses could overwhelm the national grid.

Amidst broader instability, international business owners are increasingly looking to Phuket, Thailand, as a desirable location for purchasing second homes.

The luxury hotel brand 137 Pillars began with a derelict teak house in Chiang Mai, evolving into a heritage hotel in Wat Ket and expanding to a high-rise property in Bangkok's Sukhumvit.

Thailand's four-month co-payment scheme has seen 14 billion baht spent in its first week. The program aims to stimulate the economy by subsidizing consumer spending.

Police report that a 13-year-old girl killed her younger stepsister in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, during a fight over the use of a mobile phone, with her teenage uncle reportedly helping to conceal the body.

The election campaign for Bangkok governor has heated up following allegations of systemic corruption within the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) made by Economic Party leader Kris Potranan.

Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the compulsory conciliation mechanism under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) does not carry binding legal force on disputed parties, though it can exert political pressure.

Police in Kanchanaburi province have arrested two teenage relatives of a seven-year-old girl whose body was found in a rubber plantation, with both suspects reportedly confessing to her death.

Chef Rose Chalalai Singh shares her personal culinary and cultural secrets, offering an insider's guide to her Thai hometown of Bangkok.

A 224.5-billion-baht high-speed railway project linking three major airports in Thailand, approved in 2018, has been stalled due to unresolved risk-sharing issues.

Thai Airways International (THAI) has confirmed it will resume direct Bangkok-Amsterdam flights starting July 1, expanding its international network and strengthening links between Thailand and Europe.

Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow stated that ASEAN does not want an isolated Myanmar, emphasizing that engagement is the best path towards peace and the country's eventual reintegration into the regional bloc.

Thailand is facing a public reckoning over sexual abuse after a member of a prominent family business empire publicly accused his brother of abuse. The scandal has prompted other celebrities and public figures to come forward with their own experiences.

Every year, Thailand conducts a nationwide military lottery to determine the fate of tens of thousands of young men aged 21 and over, as military conscription is mandatory.

Pheu Thai Party leader Julapun Amornvivat has stated that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra will not be involved in the party's affairs, following the recent issuance of a royal pardon.

Second-hand homes have become increasingly popular among Thai homebuyers since the pandemic, capturing a larger share of both transaction volume and value due to weaker purchasing power in a slowing economy.

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is set to travel to Dubai after receiving a royal pardon that commuted his prison sentence. He was recently released from a hospital where he had been serving his sentence.

The Thailand Consumers Council is preparing to file the country's first-ever lawsuit against Facebook. The lawsuit alleges that Facebook has failed to adequately protect its users from fraudulent content circulating on its platform.

Thailand's sustainable bond market has surpassed 1.1 trillion baht in cumulative issuance, with focus now shifting to transition finance for carbon-intensive industries.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed his ministers to seek a bilateral trade solution with Malaysia after a shrimp import ban sparked concerns for Thai farmers' livelihoods.

The General Operations Force (GOF) in Kota Bharu, Malaysia, foiled an attempt to smuggle four exotic birds, believed to be parrots from Thailand, with an estimated value of RM100,000.

Thai authorities are intensifying enforcement of regulations concerning local ownership for foreign businesses, causing concern among international companies operating in the country.

The House budget committee, led by People's Party MP Rukchanok Srinork, has visited the Social Security Office (SSO) headquarters to investigate financial management discrepancies, including reports of 3.6 billion baht in missing assets.

Thailand's TH-AI Passport project faces criticism for potentially becoming a costly subsidy for foreign AI platforms, prompting calls for redesign to prioritize domestic innovation.

Tourists who drove their cars onto the site of a former Death Railway station in Kanchanaburi will be fined 10,000 baht each and could face further legal action, according to the head of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation.

Thailand's school curriculum is undergoing revisions to place a greater focus on the Thai language, civic education, and national history, alongside increased mother-tongue support for Thai students in international schools.

Chef Thomasina Miers provides a recipe for Thai-style grilled pork skewers, served with a mango, cucumber, and mint salad, highlighting pork as an underrated barbecue meat.

The National Health Commission Office (NHCO) urges the government to address transboundary pollution in the Kok River basin as a national priority, citing ongoing threats to local residents' health and livelihoods.

Thailand's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society announced that agencies are expediting preparations for a new compensation mechanism for victims of online scams, with a ministerial regulation set to take effect on August 12.

The race among ASEAN nations to become an AI hub is generating significant growth hopes, but also presents potential risks for workers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the environment.

Thailand's new co-payment scheme has launched, receiving an enthusiastic start from the public. The initiative aims to support citizens with their expenses.

Increasing prices are negatively affecting tourism in Southeast Asia, with concerns also raised about Croatia potentially reaching its limit on tourism pricing.

Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul, upon becoming premier, has promised an economic stimulus package, using a viral phrase to suggest citizens would become 'too rich'.

Thapanee Techajareonvikul, daughter of Thailand's beer billionaire, shared her views on family, succession, and women's leadership within the empire behind Chang beer and other major businesses.

Thai temple murals are being explored as a form of original mass media, offering insights into historical communication and artistic expression. Videos and articles delve into their significance and storytelling capabilities.

The competition among ASEAN nations to become an AI hub is generating hopes for economic growth but also raising concerns about potential risks for workers, small and medium-sized enterprises, and the environment.

A People's Party list-MP has released video evidence related to alleged collusion in last year's Senate election in Thailand, urging the Election Commission to clarify its actions.

Thousands of people gathered in Bangkok to mourn a Thai princess as her body was transported to lie in state.

Thai authorities have arrested two Israeli citizens on suspicion of business and real estate crimes, as part of ongoing efforts to prevent foreigners from taking over local businesses and property.

Mourners are flocking to a hospital to pay their respects to the late princess. The gathering reflects widespread grief and a desire to honor her memory.

Former Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt is facing a complaint filed with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) regarding the allegedly unlawful appointment of 17 senior Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officials.

Two men have been sentenced to death for their involvement in the 2015 Erawan shrine bombing in Bangkok, which resulted in 20 fatalities and over 100 injuries.

A Thai woman has been remanded by a Myanmar court in connection with the death of a US diplomat. She is due to appear in court as investigations into the incident continue.

A review of the Thai courtroom drama 'The Evil Lawyer' describes it as a gripping, twisty, and entertaining show, despite its lead character having a somewhat ludicrous, pantomime villain quality.

The percentage of Thai consumers planning to delay home purchases for at least five years has increased significantly to 56%, the highest in four years, reflecting broader economic anxieties.

The National Security Council secretary-general, Chatchai Bangchuad, described the situation along the Thai-Cambodian border as fragile but under control, following reports of Chinese tanks arriving in the area. Tensions remain high as the border situation is closely monitored.

Thailand has begun offering jobs to Myanmar refugees, a move praised by the U.N. as a potential model for Asian nations, driven by a sharp decline in global humanitarian funding and Thailand's growing labor shortages.

Thailand's former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been officially released from prison after serving eight months of a one-year sentence for corruption, but now faces a new multimillion-dollar tax dispute.

Thailand's People's Party has issued an assessment of the House speaker's first 90 days in office, highlighting concerns about delays in legislative work and a growing backlog.

A meat processing factory in Pathum Thani, Thailand, which produced approximately 30 tonnes of branded products monthly for nationwide sale, was shut down due to unsanitary conditions.

A Japanese man, Takafumi Sugawara, has been arrested in Thailand on suspicion of being a ringleader of a fraud group operating from Cambodia. The group is alleged to have targeted Japanese nationals in various scams.

A Thai consumer watchdog has initiated civil lawsuits against Meta Platforms, Line Corporation, Apple, and local banks, accusing them of facilitating scams that defrauded Thai consumers of over 230 million baht.

A 13-year-old Thai girl has confessed to killing her seven-year-old sister during an argument over a toy and a mobile phone, drawing significant online attention due to the young ages involved.

Kakao Bank, Korea's largest internet-only bank, is launching its Thai virtual bank venture, Bank X, marking a strategic shift from investor to operator in its overseas expansion efforts.

The Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC) in Thailand is advancing plans to enhance the nation's disaster risk management framework, including developing a national disaster playbook and proposing a disaster insurance fund.

The Thai Ambassador to Israel visited a zoo to highlight the importance of elephants in Thai culture and to symbolize 72 years of strong diplomatic relations between Thailand and Israel.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is leading a high-level delegation on an official visit to Vietnam to attend the 3rd ASEAN Future Forum and discuss expanding political, economic, and security cooperation.

A 6-year-old boy died after being attacked by a long-tailed macaque that his grandfather had kept as a pet since it was an infant.

Outgoing Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt is the clear favorite for re-election in the upcoming Bangkok gubernatorial election on June 28. An opinion survey indicates strong public support for his continued leadership.

The Pollution Control Department (PCD) reported that arsenic and lead levels exceeding surface-water standards were detected at three monitoring locations within Saraburi's canal network in Thailand.

More than 1,000 visitors flocked to Prasat Ta Kwai and Hill 350 in Surin on the first day of their reopening, exceeding daily targets for the border tourism site.

A writer argues that a strategy of turning inward and nationalism would not benefit Thailand and could lead to losses.

Renewed calls for authorities to pursue former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra over the 2006 sale of Shin Corporation are exposing fault lines within Thailand's coalition government.

Opposition MPs and allies in Thailand have petitioned for a Supreme Court-led inquiry into the National Anti-Corruption Commission's dismissal of a concealed shareholding complaint against former transport minister Saksayam Chidchob.

A recent crackdown on alleged nominee structures linked to foreign land ownership on Koh Phangan has reignited debate over long-standing concerns in Thailand's property sector, particularly in resort destinations.

Thai authorities are intensifying a crackdown on 53 firms in Bangkok's Huai Khwang district, suspected of using nominee arrangements, amid concerns over Chinese-operated businesses and irregular financial transactions.

Thailand's foreign minister announced that the country will appoint conciliators to participate in UN-backed mediation efforts with Cambodia.

A KPI poll indicates that nearly 30% of voters in Bangkok remain undecided on their choice for the new governor, a significant bloc that could challenge frontrunner Chadchart Sittipunt despite his current lead.

Public criticism has erupted over the Thai government's revised eligibility criteria for the state welfare card program, which could lead to parents losing benefits if their children claim tax deductions for parental support.

Two sisters from Gujarat's Anand district have been successfully rescued from a human trafficking syndicate in Laos, nearly 20 days after they went missing in Thailand.

Inspectors in Bangkok's Huai Khwang district are investigating claims that a restaurant refused Thai baht and demanded Chinese yuan, causing a significant stir on social media.

Thailand's shrimp industry is experiencing its "lowest point" after Malaysia suspended imports from its northern neighbor, causing despair in a sector whose revenue has significantly declined over the past 15 years.

Major Thai energy firms have divested their power plant assets to redirect investments towards clean energy initiatives.

Thailand's national carrier, Thai Airways, has appointed its first female pilot on a commercial flight in the airline's 66-year history.

Thailand has expressed its readiness for UN mediation to resolve its maritime dispute with Cambodia.

Local governments and communities in Thailand are enhancing their support for older residents through integrated care initiatives, drawing inspiration from Japan's experience in community-based elderly care.

Thailand's Finance Ministry has revised the eligibility criteria for the state welfare card program, a move expected to reduce the number of beneficiaries from 13.2 million people.

The Bank of Thailand forecasts headline inflation to reach 5.2% in October, primarily due to increasing oil imports and government subsidy measures.

Thai artist Kongchai shares insights into his love for music, fashion, and his prized possessions, detailing his 'hip-hop drip' ahead of his return this Friday, June 5, for 'The Inner Circle'.

The Thai government has committed to gathering more public input before proceeding with its 1.6-billion-baht TH-AI Passport project, which has faced scrutiny over transparency, value for money, and data privacy concerns.

Thailand's "Thai Chuay Thai Plus" co-payment app generated over 2 billion baht in economic activity on its first day, benefiting more than 8.7 million people nationwide.

Thailand is introducing stricter visa regulations and shortening tourist stays, citing concerns over crime and misbehavior by foreigners, a move welcomed by many ordinary Thais.

Thailand's Transport Ministry is seeking cabinet approval for a plan to restructure Bangkok's electric rail network under a single management model. The proposal aims for the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) to oversee the entire system.

Thailand's 'Thais Help Thais' co-payment scheme generated nearly 1.1 billion baht in spending on its first day, indicating strong public demand for government support amid high living costs.

A paramilitary ranger was killed during a siege on a house in Chanae district, Narathiwat province, aimed at arresting suspected southern insurgents, with the hunt continuing for hours.

Fact-checkers have debunked viral videos falsely claiming a fire at the Eiffel Tower and an assault on a DGC in Thailand.

Thailand is accelerating its shift towards cleaner transport, with commercial electric vehicles playing a central role in the country's sustainability efforts.

The Pollution Control Department in Thailand has extended its investigation into the Takhe canal in Saraburi, which turned black due to illegal waste discharges. Authorities are seeking closer inter-agency cooperation to identify the source of the pollution.

Thailand is considering the TH-AI Passport project, a digital policy initiative aimed at boosting national investment in human capital and artificial intelligence capabilities.

A desperate would-be thief was caught in a 'golden cage' during an attempted robbery. The incident highlights an unusual capture of a criminal.

Thailand's Transport Ministry has instructed Thai Airways International to increase domestic flights and introduce new international routes to secondary domestic destinations popular with foreign tourists.