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Fruit orchard owners in Thailand’s northern province of Lamphun are expressing grave concerns that their fruit trees, especially longan (lamyai), may wither and die due to a shortage of water, as the Li River, which is their main source of water for agricultural purposes, is steadily drying up, despite it now being the middle of the rainy season.
A lost female dugong calf is being closely monitored by veterinarians after being rescued from her second beaching in Laem Son National Park in Ranong on Sunday.
Thai investigators probing the arrest of a TG cabin crew member in Australia for alleged heroin smuggling say that evidence gathered so far suggests she may not have knowingly participated in the trafficking operation.
Businesses in the Pratunam and Bo Bae garment districts in Bangkok are painting a grim picture of the retail market, citing a severe downturn driven by plunging purchasing power, high rental costs and a major shift to online shopping.
U.S. President Donald Trump intervened on behalf of star U.S. forward Folarin Balogun, whose red-card suspension was lifted in a decision that allows him to play in a World Cup match against Belgium on Monday.
The Senate Committee on Human Rights, Rights and Liberties, and Consumer Protection has urged the Thai government to respond to questions raised by United Nations independent experts about transboundary pollution in northern Thailand originating from unregulated mining activities in Myanmar.
Maha Sarakham governor orders urgent probe into papaya salad vendors after a shocking health screening revealed that 33% of freshmen at Maha Sarakham University are infected with liver flukes, a parasite linked to raw fermented fish (pla ra).
Property tycoon Anant Asavabhokhin, indicted in 2024 on money-laundering charges, is back in the spotlight after the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) labelled him a fugitive from justice.
A people's network protesting in Chiang Mai province said today that it will file a police complaint after two protesters suffered broken arms during a brief scuffle with police, who tried to block them from marching to the Chinese Consulate General.
Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said today that he will launch a personal Facebook page to explain the government's economic policies in greater depth.
A Criminal Court today acquitted seven activists of charges under the lèse majesté and sedition laws in connection with a public opinion poll on royal motorcades conducted outside Siam Paragon shopping mall four years ago.
The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation is closely monitoring coral bleaching in Mu Ko Surin National Park in the Andaman Sea off Phang-nga province, particularly at Suthep Bay, where about 50% of the corals have bleached.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has set up a fact-finding committee, headed by his deputy, Pakorn Nilprapunt, to investigate alleged fraud in recruitment examinations for the Department of Local Administration.
Members of civic groups in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai provinces rallied today in Chiang Mai to protest against the unregulated discharge of heavy metals and toxic chemicals into the Mekong River and its tributaries.
The Thai Army has dismissed as completely groundless a Cambodian allegation that Thai soldiers had crossed into Cambodian territory and thrown a grenade at Cambodian troops, injuring three of them.
Widespread flooding was reported today in Khao Saming and Bo Rai districts of the eastern province of Trat after they were hit by torrential rain brought by tropical storm Maysak.
