New york: For the first time in 35 years, the Billboard Hot 100 chart does not feature any rap songs in its Top 40 list. This unprecedented occurrence marks a significant moment in music chart history, as the last time rap was absent from the Top 40 was in 1990.
Bangkok: The board of Banpu Public Company Limited (BANPU) has approved a significant merger with Banpu Power Public Company Limited (BPP), leading to the creation of a new public limited company. The shareholders’ meeting to finalize this merger is scheduled for January 29, 2026, and the resulting entity will operate
Bangkok: The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) has inaugurated a complimentary breast and gynecological cancer screening service for women in Khlong Toei. According to Thai News Agency, this initiative, in collaboration with the Kanchanabharami Foundation, is part of the “October: World Breast Cancer Prevention Month” campaign, honoring His Majesty the
Bangkok: The Ministry of Finance is pleased with the “Half-Half Plus” program stimulating the economy. The Ministry of Finance is pleased with the continued increase in the number of people using the “Half-Half Plus” scheme. Both merchants and the public are being instructed to refrain from misappropriating funds, and plans
Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao has denied any involvement with a scammer gang and defended party member Channopat Naksua, asserting that everyone has a past. Lt. Col. Thammanat, serving as an advisor to the Kla Tham Party, clarified that the alleged
Nonthaburi: The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives has partnered with four other ministries and three local associations to enhance the quality of life for citizens of all ages throughout Thailand. This initiative aims to foster a happy and equitable society. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
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: 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