Kuala lumpur: Mr. Sihasak Phuangketkeow, Minister of Foreign Affairs, expressed his reflections on the 47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, highlighting the collective condolences extended by all nations for the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother. He shared his impressions of the summit, which included a
Nottingham: Manchester United and Newcastle United, two renowned teams from the English Premier League, have shown interest in Elliott Anderson, a pivotal midfielder for Nottingham Forest. However, they were taken aback when Forest set a steep price tag of £120 million for the player. According to Thai News Agency, Forest’s
Liverpool: Liverpool’s board of directors continues to place its trust in Dutch head coach Arne Schlott despite recent setbacks on the field. Romano, a famous journalist, confirmed that the board believes Schlott has the capability to reverse the team’s current situation. According to Thai News Agency, Liverpool, under Schlott’s leadership,
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has officially launched the “Half-Half Plus” scheme, urging citizens to exercise their rights from day one to help stimulate the economy. He confirmed that a second phase is forthcoming, specifically targeting vulnerable groups and individuals without access to mobile phones. According to Thai News Agency, Prime
Bangkok: The Prime Minister reassured the public that the Loy Krathong celebrations and the Blackpink concert will go ahead as planned. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister emphasized that the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior has issued a letter providing guidelines for the celebrations. He praised
Bangkok: The Ministry of Interior has announced a nationwide initiative titled “Unite the Power of Loyalty,” aimed at offering merit to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother. This initiative comes in the wake of the Cabinet’s resolution on October 28, 2025, to conduct merit-making ceremonies and expressions of condolence
Bangkok: The Ministry of Interior has instructed governors of 76 provinces to organize merit-making ceremonies to express loyalty and condolence on the anniversaries of the late King’s passing. These activities are designed to unite communities in both central and regional areas, as well as internationally, in honoring the legacy of
Nonthaburi: The Ministry of Commerce is implementing stricter regulations on the sale of black clothing following a significant increase in purchases by citizens mourning the recent passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother. The Ministry assures the public that there is an adequate supply of black clothing and