A UN agency has warned that educated English speakers are being trafficked into Asian scam centers through fake job advertisements. These criminal gangs are luring individuals with promises of employment.

Thailand's travel demand outlook is improving due to a weak baht, free domestic flights for foreign travelers, and visa-free entry for Indian tourists. These factors are expected to boost tourism through 2027, despite ongoing economic concerns.

Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has urged senior Interior Ministry officials to address recent corruption scandals as an opportunity to restore public confidence.

Thailand's education system is rapidly integrating artificial intelligence, with millions of students using AI-assisted learning and most teachers trained in the technology. However, a vocational gap threatens the country's AI drive.

Thailand's new policy offering 30-day visa-free entry for Indian citizens is projected to attract a record 2.7 million visitors from India.

Despite volatile fuel prices and sluggish demand, Vietjet Thailand is proceeding with its plans to ramp up capacity and establish a new regional hub in Udon Thani.

Despite facing increasing cost pressures, the Thai restaurant industry is projected to continue its expansion throughout the current year, according to an executive from Central Restaurants Group Co Ltd (CRG).

Thailand's energy sector plans to purchase oil from sources outside the Middle East. This strategic shift aims to diversify the country's energy supply.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand has filed a criminal complaint against cryptocurrency exchange Bitkub. The complaint alleges that Bitkub failed to disclose a $47 million hack, raising concerns about transparency and investor protection.

Online scammers have stolen over 177 million baht from victims across Thailand in a single week, with fake shopping and service offers identified as the most prevalent and costly cybercrime.

Bitkub, once a symbol of Thailand's crypto boom and the country's largest digital asset exchange, is facing questions about its future trajectory. The company previously achieved unicorn status following an acquisition announcement by Siam Commercial Bank.

Thai authorities have issued a warning to parents and schools after customs officers intercepted a shipment of LSD blotter paper, featuring colorful cartoon designs, believed to be destined for Thailand.

Thailand's deputy prime minister is calling for a robust biotechnology ecosystem linking universities, startups, and corporations between Thailand and South Korea, while also aiming to ease regulatory hurdles for Korean companies.

Thai authorities suspect nearly 1,500 children received fraudulent birth registrations through a network connected to eight private hospitals, aiming to obtain fake Thai citizenship.

The government is planning to reduce the public workforce from three million to two million as part of its civil service reform initiatives.

The Embassy of Italy issued an apology to the Thai people for the inappropriate behavior of a group of Italian underage tourists on a BTS Skytrain in Bangkok, condemning their actions.

Thailand's exports increased by 20.8% year-on-year in June, reaching US$34.7 billion, primarily fueled by strong global demand for industrial products like electronics and automobiles.

The Thai government is expected to terminate the Land Bridge megaproject after a review indicated low financial viability, increased budget risks, and environmental concerns.

Designer Narisa Watananun returned to her childhood neighborhood in Chiang Mai to restore 'Little House Chiang Mai', a project deeply connected to memory and place.

Thailand is utilizing 3D-printed shelters as an innovative method to protect and help young seagrass thrive. This initiative aims to support marine ecosystem conservation efforts.

A viral video shows a heated confrontation between a Thai woman and a group of foreign teenage tourists on a Bangkok BTS Skytrain, sparking widespread debate on public behavior and cultural respect.

The Bangkok Post's Guru section has released its weekly horoscope for July 24-30, offering predictions for work, money, and relationships.

AI and Robots Ventures Co (ARV) suggests that the government should consistently upgrade regulations on unmanned aerial vehicles to keep pace with the latest technology and services, unlocking new opportunities.

Thailand is advocating for the use of green energy to power businesses and data centers, aiming to promote sustainable practices and meet the growing energy demands of these sectors.

Thai authorities are preparing to broaden the pilot direct power purchase agreement (PPA) program, initially for data centers, to include a wider range of industries seeking clean energy.

The Department of Special Investigation has seized approximately 1,900 cryptocurrency mining machines after uncovering a large-scale electricity theft operation estimated at 280 million baht linked to illegal bitcoin mining in Samut Sakhon, Thailand.

Parents are being warned about a growing 'exchange programme' scam where university students are lured to hotels and pressured to have their parents transfer money for a 'bank book guarantee'.

The Bank of Thailand is seeking public feedback on proposed cash payment limits for physical gold bar transactions at gold shops, aiming to increase transparency and oversight of deals that could impact exchange rates.

A Thai agency is preparing to release security guidelines for smart devices to enhance user protection. These guidelines are currently in the pipeline and aim to address growing concerns about device security.

The Airport Rail Link in Bangkok has fully resumed its services. This restoration allows for complete operation of the rail line connecting the city to the airport.

Police in Bangkok have discovered a Chinese man using a Thai woman and her mother as proxies to establish companies that purchased luxury houses for Chinese occupants, who have reportedly caused disturbances to neighbors.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has vowed to file a defamation lawsuit against the head of the election-monitoring group iLaw over allegations linking him and other senior Bhumjaithai Party figures to manipulating the 2024 Senate elections.

Thailand's deputy prime minister has called for increased Korean investment in biotechnology, healthcare, wellness, and future food industries as the country aims to diversify its economy.

Despite no new office completions in Q2 2026, Bangkok's office market remains highly competitive, leading landlords of new buildings to offer barter deals and match incentives from older properties.

Listed companies in Thailand are being encouraged to intensify efforts to reinvent their supply chains, recognizing sustainability as a crucial factor for attracting global capital.

The Pan Pacific Sonargaon hotel is scheduled to host the third volume of its Thai Gourmet Gala from July 23-25.

Sararat 'Aem Cyanide' Rangsiwuthaporn, a woman previously convicted of poisoning, has been acquitted on one of the numerous murder charges brought against her. This marks her fifth acquittal in the ongoing legal proceedings.

Ascend Bank, a virtual bank backed by Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group, has postponed its commercial service launch due to complex regulatory mandates and issues with technological integration.

Thailand's Finance Ministry is set to propose a new co-payment scheme to the cabinet, aiming to provide aid to six million people who did not qualify for the 2026 state welfare card program.

Opposition leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut has indicated that the Thai opposition is preparing to launch a no-confidence debate against the government, citing a string of corruption scandals.

Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke's debut film, 'A Useful Ghost,' is an exhilarating black comedy featuring an unquiet spirit inhabiting a vacuum cleaner, which becomes entangled with political interests, offering a unique take on Thailand's past.

Thailand's Criminal Records Division has introduced updated requirements mandating foreign nationals to provide fingerprints for background checks when completing official procedures in the country.

Despite facing several problems, the Thai government is committed to pushing ahead with the high-speed rail system linking three airports and continues to seek investments for the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC).

A Nida poll revealed that corrupt government officials are widely seen as the primary reason foreigners are able to illegally operate businesses in Thailand.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is on a trip to China, where he is meeting with investors who reportedly remain confident in Thailand's strong infrastructure and strategic location as an investment destination.

Bangkok police and narcotics control officials raided a clandestine entertainment venue in Huai Khwang district, which operated under the guise of a gaming shop, leading to 11 arrests and the seizure of drugs and vape products.

Following Thailand's latest bar fire, a writer expresses sympathy for the victims but also frustration over the recurring nature of such preventable tragedies, suggesting a lack of lessons learned.

Thailand's Commerce Ministry's 40-baht khao kaeng scheme, intended to ease living costs, has revealed that many vendors are already selling meals at that price without government support, highlighting ongoing struggles.

Thailand is actively pursuing new economic opportunities through enhanced cooperation with China. The focus of this collaboration includes key future industries such as artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, and clean energy.

Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has commended a nine-year-old student from Phuket for winning two world coding titles and achieving a global No.1 ranking at an international competition in Italy.

Autopsies found that 27 victims died from carbon monoxide and cyanide poisoning after inhaling smoke.

Thailand's government retail bonds, dubbed "Aom Plus" (Savings Plus) and worth 4 billion baht, are set to go on sale at the end of the month, aiming to encourage savings among working-age people.

Thai energy authorities are finalizing a pilot direct power purchase agreement (PPA) scheme aimed at supporting the rapid expansion of data centers and cloud service businesses across the country.

Four of the six core members of the band performing at a Bangkok music bar were among the more than 30 victims who died in this week's flash fire.

The Association of Thai Travel Agents (Atta) has called on the Thai government to discuss agreements with Beijing to enhance affordable connectivity and bilateral tourism cooperation, following a three-year low in Chinese economic growth.

Malika, a key suspect in a widening forex fraud investigation in Thailand, has been arrested by the Department of Special Investigation (DSI).

Following another deadly bar fire in Bangkok, Thailand is once again confronting persistent safety issues in its nightspots, despite past promises of tougher measures.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has pledged a thorough investigation into alleged corruption in local government recruitment exams. He also called on senior Interior Ministry officials to address recent graft scandals and rebuild public confidence.

Thai exports are expected to be negatively impacted by a new 12.5% US tariff, which could weaken competitiveness and pressure economic growth in the second half of the year. Further US trade measures are also anticipated.

The Internet Law Reform Dialogue (iLaw) is facing renewed scrutiny and threats of legal action after naming several senior politicians in connection with a Senate election collusion controversy.

The family of Thai YouTuber Hlun Solo has appealed for public assistance after he went missing while traveling alone in Georgia to film content, with no contact made for the past two weeks.

The Thai Prime Minister has dismissed claims that a Senate case poses a threat to the ruling coalition. He also rejected allegations regarding a Senate vote.

Thailand is positioning itself as a leading destination for wellness and longevity in Asia within three years, combining modern medical technology, world-class tourism, and traditional Thai medicine.

Sirikanya Tansakun, deputy leader of Thailand's People's Party, has urged the government to reconsider its proposed early retirement scheme for civil servants, arguing it prematurely prioritizes workforce reductions.

Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is monitoring the Thailand Securities Depository Co (TSD) after unauthorized access to personal data on its investor portal was detected.

A Chinese shop owner in Thailand was arrested for allegedly skimming credit cards of his compatriots, stealing approximately 30 million baht. The suspect reportedly used the stolen data to make fraudulent purchases.

Vertical micro-dramas, characterized by fast-paced plots and easy-to-digest storylines, are rapidly captivating smartphone audiences across Asia, presenting a new market opportunity.

Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) faces several legal implications, including potential impacts on regulatory validity, after its selection committee disqualified chairman Dr. Sarana Boonbaichaiyapruck.

Developing countries like Thailand are experiencing a rapid increase in their elderly populations, posing significant challenges due to limited savings and government resources to support them.

The Interior Ministry of Thailand seized 126 rai of land, valued at over 2.1 billion baht in Krabi, after uncovering an alleged foreign nominee scheme involving a British national.

Bangkok plans to establish environmental inspectors to enhance law enforcement, mitigate pollution risks, and improve public health across the city.

“Neighbourhood barbershops and salons are becoming places only for people who are too lazy to wash their own hair or who have certain physical limitations.

The Thai cabinet has approved in principle the Career Average Revalued Earnings (Care) formula, a significant reform to the Social Security pension system designed to address long-standing complaints about unfair retirement benefits.

A self-reporting scandal has led to calls for reform in Thailand's capital market, emphasizing the need for reliable information as the foundation for investor decisions and market integrity.

Yingcheep Atchanont, director of iLaw, has pledged to keep releasing evidence of alleged manipulation in the 2024 Senate election, despite legal threats from Thailand's ruling Bhumjaithai Party.

The Anutin Charnvirakul administration in Thailand appears to be entering a new phase of governance, moving away from headline-grabbing populist initiatives towards more difficult policy recalibrations, with several delays and adjustments made quietly in recent weeks.

Thailand has decided to scale back its ambitious US$30 billion 'land bridge' project due to concerns over its commercial viability. The decision reflects a reassessment of the project's economic feasibility.

Thailand's Finance Ministry has raised its 2026 economic growth forecast to 2.5% from 1.6%, citing stronger foreign trade, investment, consumption, and the impact of government stimulus measures, with June exports exceeding expectations.

The US Treasury has kept both Korea and Thailand on its currency monitoring list, despite Korea's strong economic fundamentals. This decision indicates continued scrutiny of their foreign exchange practices.

Thailand's Interior Ministry has committed to revamping recruitment procedures for local civil servants, including immediate announcement of exam scores, in response to a major exam-rigging scandal that affected thousands of candidates.

Thailand's DES minister stated that building trust is crucial for the country to become an AI hub in Southeast Asia. The national strategy focuses on governance, infrastructure, and talent to achieve this goal.

Despite thousands of applications, only 123 berry harvesters from Thailand were granted permits to work in Finland this year, with nearly all working for a single firm.

Thailand has seen an 80% increase in foreign direct investment applications, reaching $41 billion in the first half of the year, largely driven by the artificial intelligence boom.

Bake It Babe, a popular banana cake shop from Bangkok, is set to open a new cafe at VivoCity on July 31, offering a cozy dine-in area and fresh cake flavors like peanut butter and chocolate banana.

The Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO) is encouraging Thai air conditioner manufacturers to enter European markets, capitalizing on record heatwaves driving increased demand.

Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has developed plans for the evacuation of Thai citizens residing in the Middle East.

Pol Gen Samran Nualma has been unanimously selected as Thailand’s next national police chief, succeeding Pol Gen Kittharath Punpetch upon his retirement on September 30.

Thailand has revised its land bridge plan and is accelerating the development of a China-Singapore road route, indicating a shift in its infrastructure strategy.

Thailand announced it will complete the initial 250-km section of its high-speed railway to China by 2030, a project that is part of a larger 3,900-km railway connecting China to Singapore.

While Thailand's residential market may have bottomed out, its recovery is expected to be driven primarily by second-hand homes, as affordability challenges continue to reshape buyer behavior.

Thai authorities returned to Nui Beach in Phuket to demolish 50 illegal structures, more than a decade after courts ruled the land belonged to the state. This action aims to reclaim the popular beach from encroachers.

A cyclospora story is causing renewed confusion, suggesting ongoing developments or uncertainties related to a potential outbreak or food safety issue.

Thailand has implemented new cannabis penalties, including up to 10 years in prison and a $15,000 fine, with legal experts warning travelers that even a mistake could lead to severe consequences abroad.

Thailand is forming new partnerships with seven major Chinese corporations to attract a younger segment of tourists and generate nearly 300 billion baht in revenue, despite current flight capacity limitations.

The Thai Restaurant Association is requesting the government to connect raw material wholesalers directly with restaurants to reduce ingredient costs, rather than providing dish subsidies.

The Thai baht is projected to continue its decline against the US dollar, having already reached a nearly 15-month low, primarily driven by renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Student activist Netiwit Chotiphatphaisal has been sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for one year, for his refusal to participate in Thailand's military conscription process, marking the country's first conscientious objector case.

Thailand has expressed concern to China regarding the shipment of tanks to the Cambodian army, signaling potential regional security implications.

Thailand's Finance Ministry reports that approximately 2.76 million people who did not qualify for the 2026 state welfare card scheme have appealed for a review of their eligibility, following earlier acknowledgments of database discrepancies.

Security camera footage from a hotel kitchen in Patong, Phuket, shows a head chef assaulting a 20-year-old intern by slapping her head, striking her arm with a spatula, and forcing her to eat undercooked rice.

An activist, wanted for allegedly making criminal threats via Facebook, has returned from Thailand and surrendered to authorities in Port Dickson.

Thailand's Interior Ministry has launched a nationwide inspection of entertainment venues and public buildings, instructing local authorities to complete safety checks within 30 days.

Thai police are investigating a Vietnamese drug trafficking gang after crystal methamphetamine, disguised in jars of tamarind paste and destined for Tokyo, was discovered following a tip-off from a courier.

A proposed amnesty bill is causing significant political division and controversy, highlighting a fault line within the political landscape.

Thailand has emerged as the global leader in regular international purchasing, with 34% of its shoppers engaging in cross-border transactions on a weekly basis.

A band leader shared his grief after his girlfriend died in a devastating bar inferno in Thailand, expressing his sorrow over their unfulfilled future together.

The Expressway Authority of Thailand (Exat) has warned motorists that legal action will be taken against those who fail to pay toll charges.

Thai authorities are considering the suspension of thousands of civil servants implicated in an exam cheating scandal, as investigators expand a probe that has already led to three arrests.

Thailand is pushing to finalize free trade agreement negotiations with the European Union by the end of this year, despite ongoing disagreements on agricultural products and raw materials.

One Asset Management (ONEAM), manager of Grand Royal Orchid Hospitality Real Estate Investment Trust (GROREIT), has begun legal procedures to sell the 4.87-billion-baht Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel. This action follows Royal Orchid Hotel (Thailand) (ROH) failing to repurchase the property as agreed.

The death toll from a Bangkok pub fire has risen to 33, with a singer's death and the loss of four band members contributing to the tragic count.

Thailand's Tourism and Sports Ministry is planning to propose three tourism stimulus projects, valued at 2.45 billion baht, aimed at generating 56 billion baht in economic value through domestic travel co-payment, flight discounts, and international promotions.

A review praises Singburi of Shoreditch, a Thai restaurant, for its spicy and light dishes, describing it as perfect food for a heatwave.

The death toll from a Bangkok bar fire has risen to 32, prompting Thailand's leader to promise an overhaul of venue safety regulations. Investigations revealed the bar had only two exits, one of which was marked for staff only.

The Ministry of Public Health has launched an investigation into six private hospitals suspected of involvement in a fraudulent birth registration scheme. The scam allegedly allowed foreign-born children to obtain Thai nationality by falsely declaring Thai fathers.

Land prices in Bangkok continue to increase, particularly near expanding mass transit lines, with eastern and outer suburban areas showing the strongest gains. This trend persists despite a slight dip in the overall land price index.

Peace talks between the Thai government and southern insurgent representatives have been indefinitely postponed following a deadly attack in Narathiwat that resulted in the deaths of five rangers.

The Stock Exchange of Thailand announced that no financial losses have been detected following an unauthorized access incident involving personal information of approximately 200,000 investors through the Thailand Securities Depository Co Ltd's (TSD) Investor Portal website.

Thai authorities are intensifying coordination with their Japanese counterparts regarding a 28-year-old Thai woman arrested at Fukuoka Airport after crystal methamphetamine was found hidden in coffee sachets she was carrying into Japan.

Thailand's Prime Minister is being called upon to intervene in a revolt among National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) commissioners. The intervention is sought to resolve internal conflicts within the regulatory body.

The Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry of Thailand plans to accelerate the development of a national quantum technology roadmap, aiming to leverage advanced supercomputing capabilities for public services.

Investors are being urged to identify and invest in companies that stand to benefit from the El Niño weather phenomenon. This advice suggests a strategic approach to capitalize on the anticipated economic impacts of El Niño.

Two high-level officials have been summoned to face police charges concerning the rigging of civil service recruitment examination results for local government bodies nationwide.

Italy has issued a public apology after teenagers caused a stir with their behavior on a train during a visit to Thailand. A video posted on social media...

Thailand is strategically positioning itself to become a leading regional hub for humanoid robotics. The country plans to leverage its existing automotive and electronics manufacturing infrastructure to achieve this goal.

A renewed debate is underway regarding the excessive use of mobile devices by children, with concerns raised about its negative impact on mental health, academic performance, social isolation, and potential influence on criminal behavior.

A dispute involving noisy Italian students in Thailand, which sparked public debate on behavior and cultural respect, has been formally resolved with apologies from the students and payment of police-imposed fines.

Opposition parties in Thailand have welcomed the government's decision to scrap the Land Bridge megaproject, opting instead for a smaller "Missing Link" transport strategy deemed more economically viable.

The Thai government's poverty test for welfare benefits is under scrutiny, with critics highlighting its impact on vulnerable individuals like a 77-year-old woman relying on state support.

The Italian embassy issued an apology after a viral video showed Italian teenagers exchanging vulgar words and gestures with a Thai woman on a Bangkok train, sparking online backlash.

The escalating conflict in the Middle East, specifically the Israel-US war on Iran, is negatively impacting Thai car exports and has led to a downgrade of the country's 2026 car manufacturing target.

The Thai government has escalated its efforts against illegal hotels in Phuket, following inspections that revealed three properties operating without proper licenses.

Thailand's Board of Investment (BoI) has partnered with Citi to attract more foreign direct investment (FDI) into the country.

Mitsubishi Motors is reportedly planning to invest 16 billion Thai Baht in Thailand's electric vehicle (EV) push by 2030, signaling a significant commitment to the country's automotive future.

Ang Thong Hospital in Thailand is investigating the death of a five-day-old infant in its neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). The hospital acknowledged that staff had held a lunch gathering in an area adjacent to the ward, raising questions about protocols.

Thailand's passport has seen a slight decline in global rankings this year, placing it fifth among ASEAN nations, while Singapore maintains its position for the most powerful travel document.

An opinion piece discusses the evolving understanding of security in the Indo-Pacific region, emphasizing that for many in Southeast Asia, security is about practical, immediate concerns rather than distant global events.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul defended Thailand's support for the One China policy against criticism from Taiwan, asserting that Bangkok's position would not impact economic ties with Taipei.

Thailand's aging population is raising concerns about retirement security, with 17.3 million 'near-retirement' workers at high risk of insufficient savings. The National Savings Fund highlights the challenge of supporting them in old age.

Thai sailors have initiated legal action against the owners of a cargo ship that was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, seeking compensation for the incident.

Thailand is developing a $700 million plan aimed at replacing 80,000 vehicles with electric vehicles as part of its efforts to promote sustainable transportation.

A pickup truck utilized in a fatal attack in Rangae district, Narathiwat, which killed five soldiers, was discovered torched in another district, prompting a regional army commander to order a manhunt for the 10 armed assailants.

A border K9 named Maisy successfully sniffed out 99 pounds of prohibited items, including raw meat, mangoes, and a Bengal monitor lizard, in luggage arriving from Thailand, leading to a wildlife seizure.

Thai Airways International (THAI) expects its financial performance to improve in the second half of the year, driven by approved tourism stimulus efforts, even as renewed US-Iran tensions cause jet fuel prices to rise.

Five paramilitary rangers were killed and five civilians injured when heavily armed men attacked a security checkpoint in Rangae district of Narathiwat province in Thailand's southern border region.

Services on the Airport Rail Link connecting Suvarnabhumi airport and inner Bangkok were reduced to one train per hour on Wednesday evening following a derailment at the Khlong Tan depot.

Bangkok's Airport Rail Link, connecting Suvarnabhumi International Airport to the city, is operating with only one train at one-hour intervals after its railway turntable broke down on Wednesday.

A moving car bomb struck the Tanyong police station in Narathiwat, Thailand, in an attack authorities say is similar to two previous incidents in the region last year.

Thailand's finance minister has pledged to enhance the nation's competitiveness, with the government setting a goal to break into the top 20 in global competitiveness rankings within the next four years, up from its current 26th position.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul of Thailand has ordered an extension to the appeal period for applicants who were rejected from the state welfare card program.

Many Thai citizens, like Somnuek, face significant difficulties and multiple rejections when attempting to prove their poverty to qualify for state welfare cards.

European Union businesses are keen to invest across various sectors in Thailand but are urging the government to accelerate regulatory reforms to create a more favorable investment climate.

Bangkok residents are increasingly seeking rental homes over properties for sale, with demand concentrated around employment hubs, while homebuyers opt for more affordable suburban locations.

Thailand's Foreign Affairs Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow has described Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's official visit to China as a historic success, strengthening bilateral ties.

Buildings illegally encroaching on Phuket's Hat Nui beach are being demolished. This action aims to restore the natural environment and enforce land regulations.

Bangkok city officials, led by Governor Chadchart Sittipunt, announced that approximately 1,100 entertainment venues in the capital will be inspected over the next 60 days to ensure compliance with public safety regulations.

Police and local officials in Chiang Mai, Thailand, raided 31 companies suspected of operating as nominee firms under actual foreign ownership, leading to the arrest of five suspects.

Thailand has secured over 70 billion baht in investment commitments from major Chinese corporations following a high-level roadshow in Chengdu.

Roads have partially reopened to traffic near Bangkok's Wongwian Yai as repairs continue underground to a leaking Purple Line rail tunnel, which previously caused subsidence in the Klong San district.

The Thai government is proposing an ambitious plan to reduce the size of its state workforce by encouraging civil servants as young as 40 to voluntarily leave the bureaucracy.

A fire engulfed a three-story townhouse in the Samre area of Bangkok, resulting in the deaths of a married couple and 73 pet cats. Firefighters managed to rescue an infant and a bedridden elderly woman from the blaze.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on Thailand and Cambodia to resolve their long-running border dispute after meeting with leaders from both countries.

The Thai stock market maintained its upward trajectory over the past week, with the benchmark SET index testing 1,640 points. Persistent inflows and better-than-expected earnings reports bolstered sentiment on global bourses, indicating a recovery.

The government is advancing new regulations that would allow multiple renewals of petroleum production licenses, a move designed to enhance investment in oil exploration and production and bolster energy security.

Dr. Sarana Boonbaichaiyapruck is facing a potential legal battle after a Senate panel disqualified him from serving as a member and chairman of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC).

Thai Beverage PCL is reportedly exploring the sale of its KFC franchise operations, a move that could reshape its business portfolio.

Magnolia Quality Development Corporation Ltd has launched 'Cloud 11', a landmark project in Bangkok with an investment exceeding 20 billion baht, aiming to transform the facility into a center for the creative economy and an innovation hub in Asia.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Shanghai, with Thai-Cambodian border security expected to be a key topic.

Thailand is considering suspending nearly 6,000 officials following an exam scandal where investigators concluded that officials accepted bribes of up to 800,000 baht to electronically alter candidates' results for government appointments.

The Thai Cabinet has approved an extension of work permits for approximately 770,000 migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam. This measure aims to address labor shortages in the manufacturing and services sectors and sustain economic activity.

The Thai government is considering implementing a new disaster insurance scheme to provide coverage for victims of natural calamities. This initiative aims to offer better financial protection and support to those affected.

Senators in Thailand have publicly criticized the People’s Party, accusing them of making false claims regarding recent poll results. The senators' remarks highlight a dispute over the accuracy and integrity of political polling data.

Thailand has revised its electricity tariff structure to lower power rates for household consumers. The changes, expected by August, will also remove public street lighting costs from residential bills.

Three policemen in Pattaya have been transferred to inactive posts following allegations that they collected 'off-the-books' fines from Kuwaiti motorcyclists who violated traffic rules, rather than issuing official citations.