Bangkok: Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva has highlighted the stagnation in Thailand’s tourism sector, emphasizing the urgent need for government intervention to revamp the system. He voiced his concerns during a lecture titled “Tourism and the Future of Thailand,” organized by the Association of Thai Travel Agents at the Queensland
Paris: French prosecutors in Paris have announced the arrest of five more suspects linked to the theft of $102 million worth of valuables from the Louvre Museum’s Apollo Gallery. The arrests have renewed hope among authorities that they may soon track down the missing gems. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: A group of motorcycle volunteers assembled on October 30, 2025, to offer complimentary pick-up and drop-off services for attendees at the Royal Cremation Ceremony held in the Sanam Luang area. This initiative aimed to assist those paying respects to Her Majesty the Queen Mother. According to Thai News Agency,
Gyeongju: The Thai and New Zealand Prime Ministers met by chance in the middle of Gyeongju City, greeting each other and taking photos in a friendly manner. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, who was attending the 32nd Special Economic Zone Leaders’ Meeting and related meetings, was
Bangkok: The Kasikorn Research Center highlights significant challenges for the Thai automotive and parts industry due to the expansion of US import tariffs and the market penetration by Chinese automakers. These factors, combined with the rising environmental and safety standards among trading partners, necessitate strategic adaptations within the industry. According
Bangkok: As the Thai economy continues to face signs of weakness and uncertainty, Associate Professor Dr. Kiatanan Luankaew, a lecturer at the Faculty of Economics at Thammasat University, provides a straightforward analysis of the situation, emphasizing that short-term stimulus measures are no longer sufficient. Thailand needs to rebuild its economic
Bangkok: Former National Anti-Corruption Commission member has highlighted a strategy, rooted in the “Big Tai” era, to restore trust in the Thai police by targeting scammers and enhancing national financial security. This involves a proposed measure to dismantle scam networks within 72 hours. According to Thai News Agency, Asst. Prof.
Bangkok: Supamas Isaraphakdi, acting on behalf of the Prime Minister, led a significant meeting with the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) board, resulting in the approval of a 300 million baht budget aimed at supporting safe and creative media nationwide in 2026. According to Thai News Agency, the meeting