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Tourism and Sports Minister Atthakorn Sirilattayakorn has accepted the blame for all the dramas surrounding Thailand’s widely criticised organisation of the upcoming 33rd SEA Games but stressed that all relevant parties would do their utmost to ensure the best possible hosting of the event for the sake of the country’s reputation.
The Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) governor, Dr Gongsak Yodmani, allayed growing public concerns over the opening ceremony of the upcoming 33rd SEA Games, promising it would not be “inferior” to that of any country in the region.
Phu Kradueng National Park, in the northeastern province of Loei, was bustling today, which is the “Father’s Day” in Thailand. More than 2,500 tourists streamed into the popular mountainous retreat to sample the cool weather and to feel the embrace of the pristine natural environment.
Thai entertainment company GMM TV has won the Thailand Public Diplomacy Awards 2025. It was honoured for its effective use of ‘soft power’ to promote Thailand’s culture and image globally.
What if many things we know are no better than Ponzi schemes? What if they were just designed to take our money ultimately, only in a much slower and more deliberate manner?
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has hit back at the previous Pheu Thai-led government for its lack of courage in dealing with known Cambodian scam bosses, some of whom having taken refuge and established their scam networks in Thailand with impunity.
Badminton ace Kunlavut Vitidsarn and female boxer Janjaem Suwannapeng have been selected for the prestigious role of Thailand’s flag bearers in the opening ceremony of the upcoming 33rd SEA Games next week.
Daikin Industries (Thailand) Limited, manufacturer of Daikin air-conditioners, has temporarily suspended the employment of all its employees, effective from 8am on December 6th, after talks between management and the labour union on a bonus issue failed to reach agreement yesterday.
The body of the last Thai hostage held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip was handed to the Israelis yesterday, via the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
Prime Anutin Charnvirakul on Thursday left many Government House reporters scratching their heads with his response to a question about whether his government was too hesitant in cracking down on scam networks.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said today that he knows Benjamin Mauerberger, also known as Ben Smith, but that he is not close to him.
Actress Rybena Intachai, aka ‘Nana Rybena’, was released on one-million baht bail today by the Criminal Court, as the police have decided to drop the charge of defrauding the public against her, on the grounds that the victims are mostly her close friends, not members of the public.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is seeking cooperation from the public and private sectors by allowing their employees to work from home (WFH) for at least one day per a week, from today until the end of March, due to a forecast deterioration in the PM2.5 airborne pollution problem in Bangkok.
The government has agreed to pay two million baht compensation to relatives of those who died due to the floods in seven more southern provinces.
Flooding that engulfed the southern city of Hat Yai last month, killing over 100 people, also exposed deadly gaps in Thailand’s disaster-management system, experts say.
Thai actress Nana Rybena was arrested by cybercrime officers at her house in the Phra Khanong district of Bangkok yesterday morning, on charges of defrauding the public in violation of the Lending Act.
