Bangkok: Thai stocks closed down 6.76 points. SET closed today at 1,252.55 points, down 6.76 points (-0.54%), with a trading value of 44,813.45 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, today’s stock trading index declined in the afternoon, with a low of 1,250.86 points and a high of 1,270.74 points.

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified that the Ban Nong Chan incident is a process in accordance with Thai law. The Ministry emphasized that the actions in Ban Nong Chan are a legal process under Thai law, highlighting that the movement poses an obstacle to reducing border tensions. According

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has announced its decision to nominate Chaikasem Nitisiri as its candidate for the upcoming prime ministerial election scheduled for September 5. According to Thai News Agency, Wisut Chainarun, Chairman of the Pheu Thai Party, confirmed the party’s intention to put forward Chaikasem Nitisiri as their prime

Bangkok: The Government Housing Bank (GHB) has stepped up to support flood victims in Thailand’s northern region by distributing 1,100 relief bags and implementing comprehensive debt relief measures. This initiative aims to mitigate the severe impact of recent heavy rains, flash floods, and mudslides that have devastated numerous provinces, including

Bangkok: Thammanat declined to discuss the cabinet list, stating that the only issue discussed was finding a solution for the country. He boasted that the prime ministerial vote tomorrow would not be a single one of Kla Tham’s dissidents and would not interfere with other parties, following Chaikasem’s video clip,

Bangkok: Natthaphong urged Bhumtham to clarify whether the House dissolution was still ongoing. He expressed displeasure over the lawsuit filed against him by Supachai and Suratin over the dissolution, urging him to withdraw the petition. He reiterated his support for Anutin as Prime Minister and continued to proceed with elections

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Air Force has enhanced its operational capabilities by officially inducting eight AT-6TH aircraft into service. According to Thai News Agency, the Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Panpakdee Pattanakul, confirmed the aircraft’s commissioning during a ceremony at Squadron 411, Wing 41. This

Bangkok: Suratin maintains there is no directive to file a complaint against Bhumtham under Section 112. He asserts that he acted independently and without instructions, emphasizing his role as a loyal citizen rather than any political influence. According to Thai News Agency, Nansurin Picharn, a party-list MP and leader of