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Puphaman National Park has called on the public to stop feeding wild elephants by leaving fruit and other edible items for them, warning that such well-intentioned acts could ultimately harm the animals and increase the risk of human-elephant conflict.
Manila, Philippines - Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte announced Wednesday she will run for president of the Southeast Asian nation of 116 million in 2028.
Washington - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet told Reuters on Tuesday that Thai forces are occupying Cambodian territory after fighting last year despite a peace accord brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump, and called on Thailand to allow a joint boundary commission to begin working on their disputed border.
Forest fires, suspected to have been caused by human activity, have been raging uncontrollably in the provinces of Chiang Mai, Lamphun, Lampang and Mae Hong Son, driving PM2.5 levels beyond the 37.5-micron safety threshold, according to reports from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
At least 17 schools in Pathum Thani and adjacent Nonthaburi have been ordered to suspend classes after an armed man remains on the run following a series of violent incidents linked to a family dispute.
The Thai Ruamphalang Party has positioned itself as a growing force in Thai politics after a string of shock victories catapulted it to sixth spot in the February 8 election.
Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow has restated that Thailand will defend itself against any misinformation Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Manet, who is currently visiting the United States, may disseminate.
The Ombudsman’s Office has demanded that the Election Commission (EC) explain its decision to print QR codes on ballot sheets for the February 8 general election and referendum, within seven days.
The Bhumjaithai Party surpassed all expectations, even its own, by winning 193 seats in the House of Representatives, emerging as the single largest party and well-placed to form Thailand’s next government.
The quality of the water in the Salween River, along the Thai-Myanmar border in Mae Hong Son province, is below standard and contains excessive amounts of heavy metals, such as arsenic, lead and mercury, according to findings by the Faculty of Science at Chiang Mai University.
Khao Kheow Open Zoo has reiterated that it has treated the world-famous pygmy hippopotamus Moo Deng in line with international standards and that her enclosure reflects the species’ natural behaviour, amid public debate over her living conditions.
Bhumjaithai's bid to form the next coalition government after last week's general election has gained strong momentum, with Klatham’s Secretary General, Pai Leek, announcing that his party has agreed to join the government without preconditions.
The Thai Chamber of Commerce is upbeat over the GDP projection for the fourth quarter of last year and the whole of this year reported by the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC).
The “orange wave” that once seemed set to sweep across Thailand’s political landscape now appears to have receded amid a conservative resurgence.
People’s party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut has called for a full re-run of last week’s general election and the destruction of ballot papers from February 8, citing serious risks to ballot secrecy after data leaks have revealed alleged weaknesses in the state’s election system.
