Bangkok: AIS celebrates its 35th anniversary with a continued commitment to its “Thinking Ahead” mission by donating funds to support medical equipment at Khao Yoi Hospital in Phetchaburi. According to Thai News Agency, the event titled “AIS 35th Anniversary: Uniting Hearts to Support Hospitals in Need” reflects AIS’s gratitude towards

Bangkok: Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Anutin Charnvirakul, has assured that Thailand is not at a disadvantage following the recent signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the United States concerning rare earth minerals. Anutin emphasized that the MOU allows for future cooperation with the U.S. if

Pattaya: The Pentathlon Association of Thailand has set its sights on winning two gold medals at the upcoming 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games. According to Thai News Agency, Phurich Yoheung, an athlete who competed in the 2024 Olympics, will be leading the Thai team. In preparation for the SEA Games,

Bangkok: Sihasak Phuangketkaew, the Foreign Minister of Thailand, clarified that the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on rare earth minerals signed between Thailand and the United States is not legally binding, but serves as a framework for cooperation. The agreement aims to support sustainable Thai economic growth through technology transfer and

Bangkok: The Bank of Thailand (BOT) is on the verge of announcing a new Joint Venture Asset Management Company (JV AMC) in the coming days, aimed at facilitating the purchase of bad debts. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to support the establishment of Asset Management Companies (AMCs)

Nara: The man accused of shooting former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to death pleaded guilty to murder during his first trial on Tuesday, three years after the assassination of Japan’s longest serving leader shocked the nation. Tetsuya Yamagami, 45, was arrested at the scene in July 2022 after he was

Bangkok: Praise has been directed at the Bhumjaithai Party government for its “serious and sincere” efforts in addressing and solving longstanding border problems between Thailand and Cambodia. Associate Professor Olan Thinbangtiew, a political scientist from Burapha University, highlighted the smooth signing of cooperation agreements as a testament to the government’s

Bangkok: Somchai reveals the US benefits from the rare earth minerals MOU, pointing out that Thailand is being pressured to choose sides in the US-China economic war. Associate Professor Dr. Somchai Phakphaswiwat, an economist and political scientist, discussed this during an interview on the “Share Lao Khao Det” program on