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Major parties signal support for new constitution in Sunday’s referendum

Leading political parties appear to be in consensus on the desired outcome of Sunday’s national referendum, being held on the same day as the general election: that the Constitution should be rewritten.

06 Feb 2026

Why wearing a football jersey to vote may be illegal

Voters casting ballots in the general election and referendum this Sunday while wearing football jerseys or numbered clothing risk violating the election law, as doing so could be interpreted as election-related advertising.

05 Feb 2026

Grenade discovered near Thai base as RBC talks end without agreement

Thailand’s Second Army Region has reassured the public that the border situation remains under control after a 40-millimetre grenade was fired from Cambodia into Kantharalak district in Si Sa Ket on Thursday morning.

05 Feb 2026

Professor warns court ruling could silence hundreds of thousands of voters

Thammasat University law professor, Prinya Thaewanarumitkul, has voiced his support for one of his colleagues in challenging the Central Administrative Court’s ruling which puts the blame on the voter for their failure to register to vote in the referendum on February 8 from outside their constituencies within the timeline set by the Election Commission (EC).

06 Feb 2026

Opinion: February 8 is not Independence Day

Electoral politics, while necessary, is like unhealthy football fandom. It turns people who otherwise would have loved one another and cared for one another against one another, all for the sake of those they don’t really know and who don’t even know their names.

06 Feb 2026

Teen held in Hat Yai gold robbery linked to Laotian friend met online

A 15-year-old boy has been taken into police custody in the northeastern province of Ubon Ratchathani on suspicion of robbing a shopping mall gold shop in Hat Yai, Songkhla province, on Tuesday.

05 Feb 2026

All eyes on Bangkok voters as nation goes to vote on Sunday

Analysts predict Bangkok is set for another orange sweep on Sunday, with voters expected to hand the reformist People’s Party a repeat of the landslide it achieved as Move Forward in 2023.

06 Feb 2026

Bt67m cigarette smuggling ring busted in Hat Yai

More than 2,000 crates of smuggled foreign-manufactured cigarettes, worth about 67 million baht, were seized in downtown Hat Yai district of Songkhla province in a major crackdown by a joint force of police, military personnel, customs, excise and local officials.

05 Feb 2026

Tunnel collapse kills Myanmar worker at Bang Na power line project

A Myanmar worker was buried alive late Wednesday night in an underground tunnel near the Bang Na train station.

05 Feb 2026

EC flags ‘dinosaur park’ and massage parlour discount policies for review

The Office of the Election Commission (EC) has warned the secretary-general of the New Alternative Party, Mongkolkit Suksintharanon, that some of his party’s election policies are unrealistic and may be against the law.

05 Feb 2026

'We just need something positive' - Monks' peace walk across US draws large crowds

Buddhist monks walking from Texas to Washington to promote peace have become a surprise popular hit as they near the US capital -- attracting crowds of thousands who line the route or join in for a few miles.

04 Feb 2026

Thai election seen as two-horse race, with Pheu Thai as kingmaker

The February 8 general election will be a battle between the progressive People’s Party and the conservative Bhumjaithai, according to analysts and opinion polls.

05 Feb 2026

Investigation launched into Hu Phap, folded-ears elephant’s death

An urgent investigative panel has been set up to examine the death of a wild elephant during its transport from Khon Kaen to Loei province, according to a statement from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation.

04 Feb 2026

Veteran Thai soldier vows to fight again if border clashes return

A 64-year-old war veteran who has fought on several battlefields said he would volunteer to fight again if Thai–Cambodian border clashes were to erupt for a third time.

04 Feb 2026

‘Undo Planet’: How art rethinks our relationship with the earth

If the world could be undone, where would we begin?

03 Feb 2026

In a polarised world, are Thai parties ready for economic challenges?

Major political parties campaigning for the general election on February 8 have promised their support to local firms, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have suffered from a flood of cheap Chinese goods and a loss of competitiveness.

03 Feb 2026
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