Bangkok: The government invites you to join the largest Soft Power event in Southeast Asia, “SPLASH – Soft Power Forum 2025” during July 8-11, 2025, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Join in listening to the vision presentations of 3 Thai Prime Ministers, exchanging views and sharing experiences in
Bangkok: “Thanakorn” has expressed concern over Thailand’s ability to meet the deadline for negotiations on tariffs imposed by the United States under former President Donald Trump’s administration. He indicated that failing to reach an agreement in time could have severe repercussions on Thailand’s export sector and overall economy. He urged
Sa kaeo: ‘Rome’ and ‘Teng’ traveled to Sa Kaeo to inspect the Thai-Cambodian border amid rising concerns over illegal activities. The Central Investigation Bureau, Department of Special Investigation (DSI), and other administrative agencies participated in the visit to assess whether the Cambodian side serves as a base for call centers
Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party spokesman confirms “Anutin” has never offered himself and shown any intention to run for prime minister, as the Pheu Thai Party has alluded to. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Nan Bunthida Somchai, Ubon Ratchathani MP and Bhumjaithai Party spokesperson, addressed the public regarding discussions about the
Bangkok: The results of the “Nida Poll” survey on the Thai-Cambodian issue have shown that a significant portion of Thai citizens perceive “Hun Sen,” the President of the Cambodian Senate, as acting primarily for his own benefit and view him as untrustworthy. According to Thai News Agency, the survey aimed
Songkhla: “Sirichoke” believes the car was burned in connection with politics. Police are urgently searching for clues about the perpetrators. Sirichoke confirms that the car was set on fire due to politics. Police are urgently searching for clues about the perpetrators. The car owner company has issued a letter explaining
Bangkok: “Rome” has cautioned against falling for the tactics employed by Cambodians who are creating content by filming clashes with Thai soldiers. These actions are perceived as attempts by Cambodia to portray Thailand as an aggressor, likening the situation to a scenario where “when elephants fight, the grass will be
Phitsanulok: The abbot of a renowned temple in Phitsanulok Province has quietly disrobed following his involvement in a widely discussed news story. Phra Khru Wirot Thammakon, the abbot of Wat Krungkrak and a key religious figure in the area, conducted the disrobing ceremony for Phra S., the abbot in question,