Bangkok: A network of investment scammers using attractive profile pictures to lure customers into exchanging currencies was arrested, claiming profits of up to 25% per transaction. The group lost nearly 260,000 baht. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Chatchapanthakarn Klayklueng, Deputy Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division

Bangkok: Junji Junjira finds herself at the center of a dramatic controversy regarding her frequent participation in bouquet-catching at weddings. Known as the girlfriend of actor Mario Maurer, Junji has been a regular face at weddings, often seen enthusiastically catching bouquets, which has led to her being ranked as the

Bangkok: The Thai economy is not on the brink of collapse, despite popular concerns about excessive debt, said Associate Professor Dr. Thanawat Phonwichai, President of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Thanawat emphasized the importance of relying on data and facts for

Bangkok: Petch Pipatchara, the wife of actor Sean Jindachot, marked a special occasion by sharing a heartfelt gesture for her husband’s 37th birthday. According to Thai News Agency, Petch curated a collection of couple photos capturing moments from their life together to celebrate Sean’s birthday. These photos were shared with

Rayong: A tragic first day of school unfolded in Rayong when a school bus collided with another bus. The incident, which occurred in Ban Khai District, saw the school bus driver lose consciousness, leading to the vehicle rolling 100 meters with students on board. As the bus rolled, students fell

Narathiwat: Rail services on Thailand’s southern line resumed Tuesday after crews quickly repaired damage from a bomb blast near Marubo station in Narathiwat province on Monday, the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) said. The explosion damaged a switch point. SRT immediately replaced damaged concrete track sleepers and filled the crater,

Bangkok: The Minister of Defense has announced the commencement of a symbolic arms withdrawal between Thailand and Cambodia, marking a significant step in easing long-standing tensions between the two nations. This initiative began on October 26, 2025, and is expected to unfold over six weeks in three distinct phases. According

Bangkok: The Cabinet acknowledged the signing of a rare earth minerals Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Thailand and the United States, emphasizing that the agreement is not legally binding. This development follows its approval at a special cabinet meeting earlier, highlighting the potential for Thailand to enhance its mineral industry