Thailand voted the World’s best country to visit in your lifetime for 2024

On CEOWORLD magazine’s list of “World’s Best Countries To Visit In Your Lifetime 2024”, Thailand is ranked top, according to Government Spokesman Chai Wacharonke. The ranking is based on feedback…

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Reservoirs in Korat drying up in the hot weather

Water levels in 27 reservoirs in the north-eastern province of Nakhon Ratchasima have dropped to about 40.61% of their full capacities, or only a combined 494.16 million cubic metres, due…

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Kacha Lounge//Photo courtesy of the Kunawong Museum House

Art collector opens treasure trove

Art enthusiasts in Bangkok rejoice! One of Thailand’s prominent collectors, Sermkhun Kunawong, is set to open the doors to his private collection on May 4, transforming it into a stunning…

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Vincent Leow – 100 Drawings of Chaos and Humanity

Thai PBS World‘s Walk A Tif talks to Vincent Leow, a renowned Singaporean artist best known for art that challenges socio-political norms. He is currently an artist-in-residence in Bangkok. All…

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A look inside the USS Theodore Roosevelt

Thai PBS World’s Warissara Sae Han went to Laem Chabang, Chonburi, to board the USS Theodore Roosevelt, the fourth Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in the United States Navy. She speaks…

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The anatomy of plagiarism: Whom to trust?

Nothing beats post-Songkran holiday news in Thailand like the exposé by iLaw, the local law reform and free expression advocacy group, of an incumbent senator allegedly copying parts of other…

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Doi Match, a delectable dish from West Bengal, served at Tapori.//Photo Courtesy of Tapori

A Rising Tide: Coastal Cuisine Surfs Bangkok’s Fine Dining Scene

Bangkok, a global hub for culinary exploration, is witnessing a refreshing wave – the rise of Indian coastal cuisine in fine dining. Gone are the days of menus featuring only…

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“Golden Boy” ancient statue to return from US in May

A senior official from the Fine Arts Department has left for the United States to examine two artefacts, including the “Golden Boy”, which are to be returned to Thailand by…

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Six state banks announce lending rate cut

Responding to the Thai Bankers Association’s announcement yesterday, of a cut in the minimum retail rate (MRR) for creditworthy customers of 0.25% for six months, six state banks announced today…

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Arsonists attack biomass power plants in Pattani

Two biomass power plants in the southernmost province of Pattani were set on fire early this morning. The arson attacks occurred simultaneously in Mae Larn and Sabayoi districts. In Mae…

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Will digital wallet hang both Pheu Thai and conservatives from same rope?

One of the latest signs that all is not well with the government’s flagship policy is, again, the prime minister’s mood when asked about the matter this week after a…

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Samana Bodhirak: Ascetic leader of Santi Asoke at vanguard of political protest movements

Samana Bodhirak will be remembered as the spiritual leader who founded the Santi Asoke Buddhist sect but never shied away from political upheavals that have shaped Thailand for the past…

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Defence volunteer killed, five others injured by insurgents in Yala

A defence volunteer was killed and five others were injured in a shooting, followed by an explosion, in Bannang Sata district of Thailand’s southern province of Yala today. According to…

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Relatives and supporters stand over stuffed toys with their arms bound representing Israelis held hostage in Gaza since the October 7 attacks by Palestinian Hamas militants during a rally calling for their release in Tel Aviv on April 23.//AFP

Thailand joins 17 countries calling for immediate release of hostages in Gaza

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and the leaders of 17 countries have issued a joint statement calling for the immediate release of all hostages, including 8 Thai nationals, still being held…

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Srettha and Thaksin meet over cabinet reshuffle speculation

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin met with Thaksin Shinawatra over lunch today in a central Bangkok hotel, amidst speculation over a cabinet reshuffle. Srettha was accompanied by his deputy, Phumtham Wechayachai,…

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Private hospital fined Bt100,000 for refusing emergency treatment

A private hospital in Samut Prakan has been fined 100,000 baht by the Emergency Medicine Committee (EMC) for refusing to treat a critically injured patient, who later died after being…

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Military digs in to beat back attempts to end its role running businesses

The ruling Pheu Thai Party is encountering resistance from the military to its idea of transferring businesses controlled by the armed forces to other agencies. The House of Representatives set…

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Talks underway to cut toll on Ngamwongwan-Rama 9 expressway

The Expressway Authority of Thailand (ETA) and the Office of Transport and Traffic Policy Planning are negotiating with concessionaire Bangkok Expressway and Metro (BEM) to reduce the maximum toll on…

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Second-hand student uniform giveaway in Roi Et

The owner of a gold shop in Thailand’s north-eastern province of Roi Et has been distributing free second-hand student uniforms, to help reduce parents’ expenses for the upcoming semester. Wimol…

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Govt brushes off central bank’s call for review of digital wallet scheme

The Bank of Thailand (BoT) has sent an urgent letter to the government advising it to downsize the “digital wallet” scheme by only providing the 10,000 baht benefit to about…

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Govt spokesman assures Move Forward MP: Rama 2 road completion set for next year

Government spokesman Chai Wacharonke offered an assurance today that all construction projects on the Rama 2 Road will be completed next year, after which the traffic gridlock will be substantially…

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Are Labubu figures based on Cambodian folklore?

A social media post, which is being widely discussed across several social media platforms in Thailand, claims that the popular ‘Labubu’ toys are based upon the Cambodian ‘Kala’ myth. The…

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A general view of Myanmar’s Myawaddy town is seen from across the Thai side in Mae Sot district on April 11,//AFP

Myanmar junta says troops back in Myawaddy

Myanmar junta troops have moved back into a vital border town they were ousted from by an alliance of ethnic rebels and anti-junta fighters this month, military sources told AFP…

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Suspended deputy police commissioner withdraws charges against PM

Embattled deputy commissioner Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn who withdrew his charge of malfeasance in office against the premier demanded today a probe into the actions of 200 police officers involved…

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Police probe Yakuza connection in murder case involving Japanese nationals

Two Japanese men are wanted by Thai police for alleged involvement in the killing and dismembering of a Japanese man. Body parts, including hands and a skull, of the victim…

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File photo : PM Srettha Thavisin

Srettha still struggling with funding for digital wallet scheme

Thailand’s ruling coalition continues to juggle with the challenge of arranging funding for the digital wallet scheme that involves cash handouts totaling 500 billion baht.  The government had planned direct…

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Border trade in Mae Sot hit hard by fighting in Myanmar’s Myawaddy

The Rim Moei market near the Thai-Myanmar border in Mae Sot district of Tak, which is usually packed with shoppers and tourists, especially during weekends, has been eerily quiet since…

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File photo : Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Sihasak Phuangketkeow

Myawaddy stalemate could pressure warring parties to talk — Sihasak

A prolonged stalemate in fighting between the Myanmar military and ethnic armed groups for control of Myawaddy, a strategic Myanmar town bordering northern Thailand,  could be a turning point that…

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Operation to capture Lop Buri’s notorious monkeys to continue next month

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation has postponed the further capture of macaques in Lop Buri’s Muang district until May, because construction of a huge cage, in…

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Cabinet opts for three referenda to endorse a new charter

The cabinet approved an ad hoc committee proposal today that three referenda will be held to approve a new Constitution, which is yet to be drafted, with the first set…

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Senate candidacy registration deadline set

The application deadline for those interested in running in the Senate election is set for May 13, three days after the current senators complete their terms. Today, the Cabinet agreed…

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PM asks top bankers to cut lending rates

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin had an informal meeting with the CEOs of four of Thailand’s top banks at Government House this morning, reportedly to ask them to consider cutting their…

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Tak villagers near cadmium waste store to have role in remediation process

Authorities in Tak province have agreed to participation by villagers living near a factory, where tons of carcinogenic cadmium waste were stored, in processes to ensure their safety. The villagers…

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Electricity use hit new high Monday night as Thailand continues to swelter

Thailand set a new record for electricity consumption at 8.58pm on Monday night, when 35,830 megawatts of electricity were consumed, according to the Office of the Energy Regulatory Commission (OERC)….

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PM cancels planned visit to Mae Sot

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has cancelled his planned trip to Tak’s Mae Sot district, to assess the status of the civil war in Myanmar and its effects on the Thai…

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Professor Chaiyan Chaiyaporn//his FB

Prof Chaiyan Chaiyaporn: The maverick academic defending Thailand’s royal history

Professor Chaiyan Chaiyaporn has become a hero for royalists after winning the latest legal battle over Thailand’s much-disputed history. Chaiyan, a senior political science lecturer at Chulalongkorn University (CU), recently…

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File photo : Embattled deputy national police chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn

Embattled deputy police chief claims PM has abused authority

Suspended deputy national police chief, Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, filed a petition today with the chairman of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC), demanding an investigation into Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s…

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Thailand sweats under intense heat wave; coral bleaching detected

Thailand is experiencing very hot weather across the country today, with the maximum temperature predicted to rise to 43oC in some areas of the northern region, according to the Meteorological…

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Truckers demand meeting with PM to discuss transport fees

The Land Transport Association of Thailand (LTAT) are seeking a meeting with Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to discuss transport fees, following the increase in the diesel price by one baht/litre…

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Industrial waste plant in Rayong goes up in flames, people evacuated

A fire broke out this morning at a factory storing chemicals and industrial waste in the Bankai district of Rayong province, sending foul odours and thick smoke into the air….

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Move Forward party leads Pheu Thai by a wide margin in new poll

The Move Forward party is leading the Pheu Thai party by a wide margin in terms of popularity, especially among people aged under 20 and those aged 20-29, although the…

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Thaksin’s most complicated mission ever

Thailand’s triangular political equilibrium rests on many things, and one of the most important foundations can be the most unpredictable. Thaksin Shinawatra, wielding one of the country’s biggest political influences…

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Pita vows Move Forward will return stronger after charter court verdict

Former Move Forward party leader Pita Limjaroenrat told his supporters in the north-eastern province of Khon Kaen today that this Songkran may be his last as a member of parliament,…

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Thailand expects to increase rice exports to the Philippines this year

Thailand sees a prospect of increasing Thai rice’s market share in the Philippines, as the country is expected to import about 4.1 million tonnes, an increase of about 200,000 tonnes,…

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162 people killed, 1,279 injured in road accidents in past four days

Another 38 people were killed and 311 others were injured in 317 road accidents on Sunday, bringing total death toll for four days since April 11th to 162. Altogether 1,279…

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PM to discuss possible cabinet shakeup with coalition parties

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin will hold talks with leaders of coalition parties to discuss a cabinet reshuffle, noting that it is necessary to make adjustments in line with the changing…

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BAAC labour union against planned lending to fund “digital wallet”

The labour union of the Bank of Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) has voiced opposition to the government’s plan to borrow about 172 billion baht from the bank to fund…

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Former PM Thaksin Shinawatra visits Chiang Mai province for the second time after being freed on parole in February.

Thaksin in Chiang Mai again

Convicted former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra will provide an opportunity for those who wish to meet him and offer him Songkran blessings tomorrow in Chiang Mai. Thaksin, who was freed…

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Thailand sees 146% rise in foreign arrivals over same period last year

About 10 million foreign tourists, including 1.9 million Chinese, visited Thailand between the beginning of this year and April 9th, a 146% increase from the same period last year, Government…

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PM Srettha joins the water splashing fun in Hua Hin

Sporting a colourful shirt and shorts and carrying a water gun, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin joined locals and tourists in the resort town of Hua Hin in celebrating Songkran in…

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Rebels in Myanmar launch drone attacks against government troops near 2nd friendship bridge

Karen rebel forces launched air attacks, using drones to bomb Myanmar government troops taking refuge near the second Thai-Myanmar friendship bridge in Mae Sot district of Tak province last night….

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What is Songkran festival? (in Chinese)

你好朋友们! Thai PBS World 为你收集了泰国人传统方式过宋干节,祝大家新年万事吉祥!Hello friends! Here’s how Thai people traditionally celebrate the Songkran festival, best wishes for this new year from Thai PBS World. “

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This Week – TPSO predicts Bt47bn spending during Songkran

This year, the Trade Policy and Strategy Office predicted that tourism spending would reach Bt47 billion during the “World Songkran festival”. That includes travel expenses, accommodation and food. A portion…

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A Myanmar vendor selling alcohol, cigarettes and aphrodisiacs waits for customers inside a “no-man’s land” between Thailand and Myanmar, as seen from behind a barb-wire fence in Thailand’s Mae Sot district on April 12.//AFP

No-man’s land bootleggers ‘open as usual’ despite Myanmar clashes

Mae sot – Fighting near the Myanmar-Thai border has sent thousands fleeing into Thailand but hasn’t closed a lane of ramshackle shops in no-man’s land offering bootlegged whisky, Chinese aphrodisiacs and…

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Time banks: Are they the solution to Thailand’s aging crisis?

The millions of Thais heading back to their home provinces to visit elderly parents over Songkran underlines the harsh reality that many of these seniors spend most of the year…

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Thailand and Vietnam to announce CSP in June

Thailand and Vietnam have agreed to elevate their relations to comprehensive strategic partnership (CSP), according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ministry’s press release said yesterday that both countries…

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2475: Dawn of Revolution: Royalist propaganda or the truth about Siamese Revolution?

Wivat Jirotgul’s depiction of the 1932 Siamese Revolution has upset many fans of Khana Ratsadon (the People’s Party) and its founder Pridi Banomyong. Wivat is the director and producer of…

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When does “artificial” stop being so?

Many months are still to go for 2024, but perhaps the understatement of the year should go to the one made by Elon Musk, who has predicted a few days…

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Visitors to Wat Pho will be treated to a truly spectacular and immersive experience with captivating traditional art performances.//Photo/Wat Pho

Culture, traditions and lots and lots of water

From water fights to cultural delights, Bangkok’s Songkran celebration has it all. In the heart of the Thai capital, as the scorching sun transitions into the Aries constellation, Songkran—the Thai…

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Paetongtarn spending Songkran in Hong Kong raises eyebrows

Many Thai netizens are criticising Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the chairwoman of the national panel in charge of promoting the Songkran festival, for her plans to celebrate the festival with her children…

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As foreign investors exit bond market, Thai government faces fund-raising challenge

The Thai government may find itself bearing a higher cost of borrowing due to unfavorable conditions in the local debt market. More 34.3 billion baht of capital has flown out…

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Part of Bangkok’s Bang Sue declared Hazmat zone

The Bang Sue district in Bangkok has declared the area where the latest 300 tonnes of toxic cadmium slag were found a Hazmat (hazardous materials) zone. The slag was discovered…

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Songkran revellers begin their journeys home from Bangkok

Increased road traffic is reported on the main arterial routes to northern and north-eastern provinces today, as people begin their journeys home a day ahead of the long official Songkran…

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Some of the cadmium waste discovered in Bangkok.

300 tonnes of cadmium slag found in Bangkok

About 300 tonnes of cadmium slag were found in a warehouse in Bangkok’s Bang Sue district on Wednesday, by officers from the Natural Resources and Environment Crime Division. The officers…

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About 3,000 tonnes of cadmium waste is found today in Bangsue district.

Summonses issued to partners in company where cadmium slag was found

Police have issued summonses for the partners in the company in Samut Sakhon province, on whose premises carcinogenic cadmium waste was initially discovered, Industry Minister Pimpatra Wichaikul said today. The…

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PM announces official launch of digital wallet scheme

After months of delay, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin announced the official launch of the “digital wallet” scheme today, saying that the estimated 50 million Thai citizens aged 16 and older…

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Pita Limjaroenrat (C) attends a press conference at the Thai parliament in Bangkok on January 31 after Thailand’s Constitutional Court ordered Pita and the Move Forward Party to stop campaigning for Lese-Majeste reform immediately. //AFP

Move Forward may get more time for defence in charter court

The Constitutional Court is unlikely to issue a ruling on the fate of the opposition Move Forward party this month and has given the party more time to present additional…

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IN PICTURES – Eid al-Fitr prayer said at Bangkok’s historic Tonson Mosque

As Muslims around the world gather to mark the end of Ramadan, the Thailand’s Islamic community at the historic Tonson Mosque joined the Eid al-Fitr prayer during the early hours…

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PM assures digital wallet benefit distribution in last quarter of year

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin reiterated today that the “digital wallet” scheme will go ahead as planned and that about 50 million eligible people will receive the Bt10,000 state benefit in…

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Thailand’s university football match spotlights fierce battle over kingdom’s future

The recent football match between Chulalongkorn and Thammasat universities may have looked like an edition of the traditional sporting event held almost every year since 1934. But in reality, it…

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Members of the Karen National Liberation Army and People’s Defense Force interrogate two arrested soldiers after they captured an army outpost, in the southern part of Myawaddy township in Kayin state, Myanmar, March 11.//AP

Myanmar border hub residents flee to Thailand amid gunfire, explosions

Yangon, Myanmar – Residents of a Myanmar trade hub fled across the border to Thailand on Tuesday amid the sounds of explosions and after an ethnic minority armed group said they had seized…

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File photo : Former PM Thaksin Shinawatra//Reuters

Legal action in the lèse majesté against Thaksin stalls again

The prosecution of the lèse majesté case against former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been postponed again, as investigators have not yet submitted additional findings requested by the Office of…

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File photo : Commander Pichitchai Thuennadee

Former captain of sunken HTMS Sukhothai tenders resignation

The former captain of the ill-fated HTMS Sukhothai, a Rattanakosin-class corvette, has offered his resignation, which will take effect as soon as he completes the 15 day detention, imposed by…

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Paetongtarn’s Instagram account

Paetongtarn apologises but vows to continue posting

Paetongtarn Shinawatra has apologised to those who were unhappy with her Instagram post, showing her father, Thaksin, playing with her children in a swimming pool. She claimed she just wanted…

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Cabinet agrees to Bt235Bn to fund health Gold Card scheme next fiscal year

The cabinet approved a Bt235 billion budget for 2025 fiscal year today, to fund the universal health security scheme (Gold Card) for the Thai population, under which each citizen will…

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Two Estonians fined for smoking on Finnair flight into Bangkok

Two Estonian siblings were arrested and fined at Suvarnabhumi International Airport today after they were found smoking on a flight, despite cabin crew telling them that it is illegal. Meanwhile,…

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“Kamnan Nok” imprisoned for two years following murder of police officer at his house

Praween Chanklai, aka “Kamnan Nok”, who allegedly ordered the killing of a highway police officer during a party at his house in Nakhon Pathom on September 6th last year, in…

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Thailand maintains neutral stand over conflict in Myanmar : Panpree

Thailand is committed to remaining neutral concerning, what is in effect, a civil war in Myanmar, and will help as required restore peace in the country, said Thai Foreign Minister…

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Tourists unfazed by air pollution in Chiang Mai, hotels 70% booked

Hotels rooms in Chiang Mai are currently about 70% booked, many of them by foreign tourists, despite the worsening PM2.5 problem, according to Patsin Sawetrat, director of the Tourism Authority…

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Chiang Mai records world’s most polluted air today; staying indoors advised

Chiang Mai again ranks as the city with the worst air pollution in the world again today, as the provincial administration urges the public and private sectors to allow their…

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File photo : Chef Daniel Sancho Bronchalo//AP

Son of Spanish actor goes on trial over Thai island murder

Koh Samui – The murder trial of a famous Spanish actor’s son opened Tuesday on a popular Thai tourist island, where he will face charges of killing another foreigner. Chef…

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File photo : New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon//AFP

NZ PM Luxon visits Thailand next week

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is scheduled to make a three-day official visit to Thailand next week, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Luxon will become the first…

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Thanawat Sirikul, deputy spokesman of the Thai Foreign Ministry

PM to host special meeting on Myanmar situation on Tuesday

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin will host a special meeting today to discuss the situation in Myanmar, particularly in Myawaddy Township, which has fallen into the hands of rebel forces. Participants…

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Profile photo: Chaichanok Chidchob//his Fb page

Chaichanok Chidchob: Heir of political ‘kingmaker’ Newin stakes claim in Bhumjaithai

The resignation of Saksayam Chidchob, brother of political heavyweight Newin Chidchob, as secretary-general of the coalition Bhumjaithai Party has triggered upheaval in its executive board and the appointment of his…

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Two rangers killed, 8 injured in Narathiwat ambush

Two para-military rangers were killed and eight others were injured in an ambush by southern insurgents in Rue So district of the southern Thai province of Narathiwat on Sunday. It…

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Search continues for 5,000 tonnes of missing cadmium slag

Officials from the Industrial Works Department and police from the Natural Resources and Environment Crime Division are trying to locate about 5,000 tonnes of cadmium slag, which remain unaccounted for….

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Fighting overweight and obesity 

Obesity is a major public health problem, both internationally and in Thailand. In 2022, according to the World Health Organization, 1 in 8 people in the world were living with…

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Photo shows a Myanmar aircraft at Tak airport last night.

Myanmar seeks permission to land aircraft after fall of Myawaddy

The Myanmar government has requested permission from the Thai government for its aircraft to land at an airport in Tak province to pick up its senior military officers, who escaped…

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PM Srettha greenlights cruise ship terminal project on Samui Island

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin gave his approval today to a cruise ship terminal project on Samui Island, which will be able to accommodate up to 120 cruise ships annually and…

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Myanmar’s Myawaddy township falls to rebel forces

Rebel forces have captured seven army camps and a government command centre in Myawaddy province of Myanmar, after about four days of fierce fighting, according to rebel sources. Myanmar jet…

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Phang-nga’s Tachai Island to reopen to tourists soon

Phang-nga provincial administration and officials of the Mu Ko Similan National Park are considering reopening Tachai Island to controlled tourist visits, after it was closed in 2016 for rehabilitation of…

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Pilot describes severity of smoke problem from forest fires in Chiang Mai

A pilot for Thai Airways International has given his perspective of the severity of the PM2.5 dust and smoke problem in Chiang Mai province. In his “Captain Faisal” Facebook post…

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7,000 tonnes of “missing” cadmium waste found in Chon Buri warehouse

Officials have found about 7,000 tonnes of carcinogenic cadmium waste at a warehouse in Ban Bueng district of Chon Buri, which are believed to have been illegally transferred from a…

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The Charm of Chai Nat

With the Songkran festival, a long national holiday, just around the corner, you might be considering taking a trip. Well, we have a suggestion for you. Our reporter has embarked…

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Thailand walks aisle to marriage equality: What it means for same-sex couples – and the rest of us

At least 142 LGBTQIA+ couples have lined up to register their marriage as Thailand stands poised to become the first Southeast Asian nation to recognize unions of non-heterosexual people in law. The…

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Diesel price to increase by 50 satang per litre this Saturday

The Fuel Fund’s executive committee decided on Friday to increase diesel price by 50 satang to 30.44 baht per litre, effective tomorrow, according to Wisak Watanasap, director of the Office…

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Pheu Thai is reformist, not neo conservative party, Thaksin claims

Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has defended the Pheu Thai party, saying it is not a neo conservative party, but a reformist party, dating back to its founding as the…

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Water in Mekong River in Loei tested after chemical leak in Laos

Health and environment officials have collected water samples from the Mekong River at Khut Khu rapids in Chiang Kan district of Loei province for testing, after sulfuric acid leaked into…

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Former Move Forward leader Pita Limjaroenrat speaks in a censure debate on April 4,

Pita bids farewell to parliament, calls for cabinet reshuffle

Former Move Forward party leader Pita Limjaroenrat bade farewell to parliament last night, saying that this debate may be the last of his political career, before the party is dissolved…

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Sparring match with scarcity of positive signs

The last time Thailand saw an outstanding parliamentary censure that was not ideologically motivated and hence turned out to serve genuine public interest was when the opposition exposed the Sor…

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