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Thai Democrats Call for Review of Land Bridge Megaproject
BusinessBangkok Post12h ago

Thai Democrats Call for Review of Land Bridge Megaproject

Thailand's Democrat Party has urged the House of Representatives to establish a committee to scrutinize the government's proposed Land Bridge megaproject, citing concerns over transparency, economic viability, and an unusual rush in its development.

Loud Music from Parade Damages Artifacts at Thai Museum
CultureBangkok Post1d ago

Loud Music from Parade Damages Artifacts at Thai Museum

A private museum in Chaiyaphum, Thailand, suffered significant damage when vibrations from loud music played by parade vehicles during a local annual event shattered several antique items. The incident turned the festive event into a nightmare for the museum.

Thai Senators Urge Action on Northern River Pollution
HealthBangkok Post1d ago

Thai Senators Urge Action on Northern River Pollution

Senators in Thailand are calling for urgent government action to address worsening toxic pollution in northern rivers, which is linked to mining in Myanmar and threatens public health and water security for thousands of households.

Financebloombergstraits-times2d ago2 sources

Thai Baht Expected to Weaken Further Amid Oil Shock

Analysts and strategists predict that the Thai Baht is set to experience deeper losses, primarily due to the economic impact of rising oil prices. This forecast suggests a challenging period for the currency.

Final Suspect Arrested in Attack on Thai MP
WorldBangkok Post7d ago

Final Suspect Arrested in Attack on Thai MP

A former marine, identified as the gunman in an attack on a Narathiwat MP, has been arrested along the Thai-Myanmar border with assistance from an ethnic armed group in Myanmar.

Thaksin Shinawatra Granted Early Parole, Set for May Release
Worldyle-uutisetDWstraits-times+4channel-news-asiaBangkok Postnation-thailanddhaka-tribune11h ago7 sources

Thaksin Shinawatra Granted Early Parole, Set for May Release

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been granted early parole and is scheduled to be released from prison on May 11. He will be released without an electronic monitoring bracelet.

Businessnation-thailand13h ago

Thailand MICE X-Change 2026 Officially Opens

The Thailand MICE X-Change 2026 (TMX 2026) has officially commenced, aiming to foster innovation and sustainability within Thailand's Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions industry.

Doosan to Build CCL Plant in Thailand for AI Demand
BusinessKorea Herald14h ago

Doosan to Build CCL Plant in Thailand for AI Demand

Doosan Corp. announced plans to establish a new copper-clad laminate production plant in Thailand to meet the increasing demand from artificial intelligence data centers. The company will set up a new subsidiary for this venture.

Politicsphnom-penh-post2d ago

Analysis of 'perfidious Siam' plans

An article delves into uncovering the calculated plans attributed to 'perfidious Siam' (Thailand), suggesting a critical analysis of its strategies.

Thai Banks Adjust to New Fee Regulations
FinanceBangkok Post3d ago

Thai Banks Adjust to New Fee Regulations

Thai banks are preparing for a potential decrease in fee-based income as the central bank moves to standardize banking fees, despite experiencing strong growth in the first quarter of the year.

Deadly Rohingya Sea Crossings Fueled by Human Trafficking Networks
Culturele-monde3d ago

Deadly Rohingya Sea Crossings Fueled by Human Trafficking Networks

Nearly 900 Rohingya individuals disappeared at sea in 2025 while attempting to reach Thailand, Malaysia, or Indonesia, highlighting the perilous journeys undertaken by this persecuted minority. Human trafficking networks have exploited the desperation of stateless Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar, profiting from their misery.

Chinese and Thai Foreign Ministers Hold Third Consultation
PoliticsaftonbladetBangkok Postchina-daily3d ago3 sources

Chinese and Thai Foreign Ministers Hold Third Consultation

Chinese and Thai Foreign Ministers convened their third consultation mechanism meeting, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation. This comes as a separate report details the climax of Chonnaput's ongoing legal saga.

China Pledges Closer Multi-Sector Ties
WorldBangkok Post5d ago

China Pledges Closer Multi-Sector Ties

China has formally agreed to strengthen its relationships across various sectors. This commitment aims to foster deeper cooperation and collaboration in multiple areas.

44 Thai Opposition Figures Face Trial Over Royal Insult Law
WorldnosDWstraits-times+5channel-news-asiaRapplerBangkok Postexpress-tribunenation-thailand5d ago8 sources

44 Thai Opposition Figures Face Trial Over Royal Insult Law

A Thai court has accepted an ethics case against 44 opposition figures, including their leader, who face trial for attempting to amend the country's strict royal insult law. The move could lead to their disqualification from parliament and a ban from politics.

Politicsnation-thailand5d ago

Thai MPs Pita and Natthaphong Vow to Fight Charges

Thai politicians Pita Limjaroenrat and Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut have pledged to contest a case involving 44 Members of Parliament and denied allegations of attempting to overthrow the monarchy under Section 112.

Anti-graft body defends ruling on Saksayam
PoliticsBangkok Post6d ago

Anti-graft body defends ruling on Saksayam

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has concluded its investigation into former transport minister Saksayam Chidchob, saying that there is no evidence that he intentionally filed false…

Worldnation-thailand6d ago

Thailand Moves to Revoke MOU 44, Shift to UNCLOS Framework

Thailand is taking steps to revoke Memorandum of Understanding 44 and transition to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) framework. This shift could have significant implications for maritime boundaries and resource management.

Rare Earth Mining Poisons Mekong River, Threatens Food Security
EnvironmentAPSCMPchannel-news-asia+1arab-news12h ago4 sources

Rare Earth Mining Poisons Mekong River, Threatens Food Security

Rare earth mining operations are severely polluting the tributaries of Southeast Asia's Mekong River, endangering the region's vital ecosystem. This environmental damage poses a significant threat to the 'world's kitchen,' impacting food security for millions.

Thailand Targets Oil Depots Amid Fuel Hoarding Fears
BusinessBangkok Post1d ago

Thailand Targets Oil Depots Amid Fuel Hoarding Fears

A nationwide operation in Thailand is targeting oil depots and pipeline operators in key provinces following reports of irregular fuel stock levels, suspected to be linked to hoarding and speculative profiteering amidst a supply crunch.

Trends Shaping Asia’s Cocktail Bar Scene
Businesschannel-news-asia3d ago

Trends Shaping Asia’s Cocktail Bar Scene

Bartenders across Asia are embracing flavour-led minimalism, regional ingredients, local spirits, and enhanced bar experiences, according to a new report on cocktail bar trends.

Birth Registration Fraud Ring Uncovered in Thailand
WorldBangkok Post5d ago

Birth Registration Fraud Ring Uncovered in Thailand

A municipal mayor in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, has exposed a birth registration fraud scheme where at least 27 individuals, referred to as 'grey Chinese,' were falsely registered as Thai-born citizens, allegedly through bribes to a local official.

Gunman in Narathiwat MP Shooting Confesses, Mastermind Still Unknown
PoliticsBangkok Post6d ago

Gunman in Narathiwat MP Shooting Confesses, Mastermind Still Unknown

A former naval reconnaissance officer has confessed to being the gunman in an attack on a Narathiwat Member of Parliament. While other suspects have also confessed, their conflicting statements have so far prevented authorities from identifying the mastermind behind the shooting.

Thai PM Welcomes Moody's Credit Outlook Upgrade
PoliticsBangkok Post7d ago

Thai PM Welcomes Moody's Credit Outlook Upgrade

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has expressed satisfaction with Moody’s Investors Service's decision to revise Thailand’s credit outlook from "negative" to "stable," while affirming its sovereign rating.