Aranyaprathet: Soldiers arrested two suspects who were transporting 81 macaques, preparing to sell them. They were eventually apprehended in the forest and found with methamphetamine and crystal methamphetamine in their vehicle. They are investigating the wildlife trafficking operation. According to Thai News Agency, the Aranyaprathet Task Force and the 1204th

Nonthaburi: The Treasury Department has announced that the Thai Coffee Shop will replace the Agafe Coffee Shop, which is closed for renovations in the Ministry of Commerce area at Sanambin Airport. According to Thai News Agency, the Treasury Department has clarified the situation regarding the change in coffee shop operations.

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed its disappointment with the US Trade Representative’s decision to suspend negotiations on import tariff reductions until the Thailand-Cambodia Declaration is implemented. The Thai Foreign Ministry emphasized the need to separate security and trade issues, asserting that Thailand should prioritize its national interests.

Dumai: In the coastal city of Dumai, Indonesia, clean water was once a luxury. Residents like Dede Handayani, a mother of two toddlers, faced steep costs just to access clean water. She paid up to US$64 (Approximately IDR 1,000,000) a month, relying on a mix of well water for gardening

Washington: Unabated climate change poses a significant threat to global poverty reduction efforts, with projections indicating that it could push an additional 132 million people into extreme poverty by 2030, largely due to health impacts. More than half of these individuals are expected to reside in Sub-Saharan Africa and South

Siem Reap: AM Best is set to participate in the 6th annual Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Insurance Summit, which will be held on 25 November 2025 at the Sokha Convention Center in Siem Reap, Cambodia. According to Nam News Network, Rob Curtis, managing director and chief executive officer

Berlin: Germany’s infamous Berlin Wall, which separated West Berlin from East Berlin for 28 years, has left a global legacy far beyond its original location. According to Deutsche Welle, after the wall fell on November 9, 1989, segments of the structure were distributed worldwide as symbols of the struggle for

Bangkok: Korn Narongdej and Sririta Jensen volunteered to distribute 2,000 boxes of sticky rice and fried pork to people offering condolences and paying homage before the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, at the Royal Food Zone in Sanam Luang, near the Sri Burapha Auditorium, Thammasat University,