Bangkok: Nawat Itsaragrisil, CEO of Miss Grand International Public Company Limited and Vice President of the Miss Universe Asiana Organization, has shared his reflections on the recently concluded Miss Universe 2025 pageant held in Thailand. As Chairman of the 74th Miss Universe pageant, Nawat took a leading role in organizing
Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has introduced its candidates for the upcoming election, focusing on the Asavaheme family and the Samut Prakan Progressive Group, expressing confidence in securing victory across the Samut Prakan province. Akkrawat Asawahem highlighted his experience with the Pheu Thai Party, criticizing the missed opportunities in government formation
Loei: A 32-year-old woman was deceived by a scammer gang posing as a consular officer, leading to a financial loss of nearly a million baht. The victim, who had aspirations to work in Canada, fell prey to an intricate scheme orchestrated through social media interactions. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: “Prit” has issued a warning to the Prime Minister regarding the potential dissolution of Parliament as a means to evade the censure debate, drawing a parallel to contractors abandoning projects and thus eroding public trust. The cautionary note comes amidst discussions about the possible dissolution of Parliament on December
Bangkok: After fully transitioning into motherhood with two children, Patricia Thanchanok is now happily raising 3-year-old Alicia and 11-month-old Patrick. She revealed that life is starting to settle after both children began sleeping from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., giving her some time to breathe and manage her own life.
Bangkok: The whirlwind romance between Goh Tee Aram Boy and Bai Mint, a girl outside the entertainment industry, has come to an unexpected end after only three months of dating. Goh Tee, visibly upset, shared the news during a live session, stating, “Last night, Bai Mint came to break up
Bangkok: Dr. Noppadon Karnnika, a former member of the National Police Policy Committee and a public expert in the 2024 election, has highlighted the unwavering principles of Pol. Gen. Kittirat Phanphet, the National Police Chief, amidst recent criticisms aimed at the Royal Thai Police. Pol. Gen. Kittirat is recognized for
Vietnam: “Asia’s Rising Star” in terms of investment, with one of the highest and fastest GDP growth rates in the world, grew by 8.23% in the third quarter of this year. With a population of over 100 million, 70% of whom are working-age, Vietnam is attracting investment from around the