Thailand and Cambodia will hold the second meeting of a conciliation process on their maritime boundary dispute in The Hague, the Netherlands, from October 14 to 18, following their first meeting in Singapore in September.
Thailand remains a Tier 2 country in the United States’ 2026 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report for the fifth consecutive year, with the US acknowledging progress in the kingdom’s efforts to combat human trafficking, according to the Thai Foreign Mi
Residents in three eastern provinces could face another month of flooding as about 1.7 billion cubic metres of water remains to be drained, with natural waterways and high tides limiting the flow into the Gulf of Thailand.
Scams cost Filipino consumers an estimated US$1.9 billion (121.8 billion pesos) over the past year as exposure to fraudulent schemes continued to rise, with more than eight in 10 adults encountering scammers, according to the Global Anti-Scam Allianc
Their Majesties the King and Queen granted an audience to Thai young rock sensation Nene Royal and her family at Dusit Palace yesterday.
Thai PBS plans to petition the chairman of the National Audit Committee to launch a fact-finding investigation into the conduct of the State Audit Office (SAO) in its probe into the broadcaster’s alleged misuse of funds.
Thailand and Timor-Leste have agreed to deepen economic cooperation, expand trade in agricultural and processed food products, and accelerate efforts to establish direct flights between Bangkok and Dili.
HM Queen Suthida conducted her first solo flight in a JAS 39C Gripen fighter jet at Wing 7 of the Royal Thai Air Force in Phun Phin district, Surat Thani, on October 8, under the watch of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
All 50 districts of Bangkok have been declared public disaster zones due to sustained rainfall and floods.
Former Finance Minister Vorapak Tanyawong has dismissed the claim that he is linked to cyberfraud networks, as his name has appeared on a US law enforcement list drawn up and a fresh international crackdown on transnational crime begins.
The opposition People’s party has threatened to pursue legal action against the Election Commission (EC) after the agency decided not to seek charges against figures from the ruling Bhumjaithai party in the alleged Senate election collusion case.
