Bangkok: The private sector is keeping a close eye on the new Cabinet’s policies, emphasizing the need for the FTI’s “five urgent proposals” to be applied to address both short-term and long-term economic issues. They emphasized that the first four months must yield quick-win results. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: The Excise Department has unveiled a series of tax rate changes and initiatives aimed at boosting tourism, supporting electric vehicle production, and promoting the use of antique cars. According to Thai News Agency, the department has introduced a new tax rate for antique cars, setting it at 45%, to
Bangkok: TAT announces the results of the TAT Connex Creator Awards 2025, a stage for finding the best Thai tourism creators. Mr. Nithee Siprae, Deputy Governor for Marketing Communications, Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), presented awards to the winners of the “TAT Connex Creator Awards 2025,” a TAT initiative to
Suphan buri: “Chongchai” is confident that the Chartthaipattana Party can still be sold in Suphan Buri, believing that Bhumjaithai Party must be spared after news reports that it is preparing to sweep the Central Region MPs next term. Mr. Chongchai Thiangtham, former deputy leader of the Chart Thai Party, attended
Bangkok: Parliament held a ceremony to worship and invite the new statue of King Prajadhipok to be installed in front of the building, which is four times larger than the real one. At 8:00 a.m., the Parliament held a ceremony to honor the new King Prajadhipok statue for installation on
Bangkok: Suthin, Chaturon, Chulaphan, and Cholanat spearhead the Pheu Thai Party’s initiative to critically evaluate government policies, concentrating on policy and personnel aspects, emphasizing the importance of ministerial qualifications. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Cholnan Srikaew, a Pheu Thai Party MP for Nan, expressed the party’s preparedness to engage
Bangkok: Chonlanan is confident that Pheu Thai will submit its draft amendment to Chapter 15/1 of the Constitution by next week, adhering to the Constitutional Court’s ruling as a precedent. He emphasized that the indirect selection of Constituent Assembly members will be 140-150 members from all provinces and representatives of
Pathum thani: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul recently shared a significant image on his personal Facebook page, capturing the attention of many. The image depicted the revered figure of God Guan Yu, known for his association with victory and power, laying his halberd on the ground. According to Thai News Agency,