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Immigration Bureau is advising air travellers to take extra care after a rise in credit card thefts during flights, most of which occur on short-haul international sectors lasting no more than three hours.
Thailand’s aviation regulator expects airlines to adjust flight frequencies after the Songkran holiday in response to rising fuel costs, although domestic travel during the festive period remains unaffected.
At a time when travel feels uncertain—the result of conflicts in West Asia and rising fuel costs—Bangkok’s rail lines offer a quiet kind of freedom.
ASEAN foreign ministers are scheduled to meet online Friday to follow up their discussion on the situation in the Middle East and its impacts on regional economies, according to an information source.
The United States said Sunday it rescued a service member missing behind enemy lines since Iran downed a fighter jet, as President Donald Trump escalated pressure on Tehran with a new looming deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
A major Thai oil company has launched a campaign, inviting people to bring used cooking oil in exchange for diesel or gasohol, in a move aimed at easing the rising cost of living and promoting sustainable energy use.
A man was arrested in Sangkhla Buri district of Kanchanaburi for allegedly attempting to smuggle 1,260 litres of gasohol, cleverly concealed beneath a cargo of ice, across the border into Myanmar.
Three ministers of the Bhumjaithai party and one secretary-general will step down as party-list MPs, in order to concentrate on their executive responsibilities and to pave the way for other party-list candidates to become party-list MPs.
The Oil Fuel Fund Management Committee has resolved to reduce the subsidy on diesel by 2.61 baht/litre, effective today. The move will push the pump price up by 2.80 baht per litre, sending Diesel B7 above the 50-baht mark.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangkhetkeow is tipped to bring back veteran politician and former deputy prime minister Panpree Bahiddha-Nukara as chief adviser.
The public is watching closely to see how the new Bhumjaithai-led government of Anutin Charnvirakul will tackle the country’s multiple crises – from skyrocketing fuel and food prices to worsening pollution, disaster management, and healthcare issues, including the impacts of marijuana legalization.
The Pai and Mae Sariang districts of the northernmost province of Mae Hong Son have been declared public disaster zones, because the levels of PM2.5 dust particles in the atmosphere in were measured at between 43.8 and 318.6µg/m³ (microns) today.
Iranian and American forces were racing each other early Saturday to recover a crew member of the first US fighter jet to go down inside Iran since the start of the war.
Myanmar's pro-military lawmakers elected junta chief Min Aung Hlaing as president on Friday, with the ex-armed forces commander set to maintain his rule in a civilian guise after snatching power by force five years ago.
The Prachachart party has urged the prime minister to accelerate the investigation into last month’s attempted murder of its Narathiwat MP, Kamonsak Leewamoh, and to expand the probe to identify those behind the attack.
Pakorn Nilprapunt has resigned as secretary-general of the Council of State, stepping into politics for the daunting task of piloting Anutin Charnvirakul’s new administration through a legal minefield.
