Bangkok: Ms. Thirat Rattanawanich, Deputy Minister of Interior and Director of the Kok River Water Problem Resolution Center in Chiang Rai Province, is spearheading efforts to tackle arsenic contamination in the Kok River. She chaired a crucial meeting with experts in forensic science, environmental engineering, and other relevant parties to

Aranyaprathet: ‘Rome’ knows what ‘Cambodia’ is thinking, provoking Thai people until many are dissatisfied. The House Committee on State Security closed the room to talk with “administrative and security” agencies to find a solution for the call center gang, drug trafficking, and human trafficking. “Rome” knew what “Cambodia” was thinking,

Bangkok: Japan is actively recruiting male Thai workers as part of the IM Japan program, with applications open from today until August 31, 2025. Female workers have a designated application window from July 21-27, 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, announced

Geneva: Thailand’s Anti-Online Crime Center (AOC 1441) has been awarded the prestigious first prize by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) at the WSIS Prizes 2025. Deputy Prime Minister Prasit led the Digital Economy and Society (DE) team to accept the award in Geneva. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Prasert

Bangkok: The Senate Military Committee is currently in the process of determining a new date to invite the Prime Minister to address ongoing border issues, specifically concerning the Thai-Cambodian border and the southern border regions. Recent developments, including the rise of smuggled goods and illegal entry following border closure measures,

Bangkok: Thai citizens have been cautioned against allowing foreigners to use their names as nominees, a practice that could result in serious legal consequences including imprisonment, fines, and asset seizure. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, the deputy government spokesman, highlighted the government’s efforts to prevent citizens from

Songkhla: “Sirichoke” believes the car was burned in connection with politics. Police are urgently searching for clues about the perpetrators. Sirichoke confirms that the car was set on fire due to politics. Police are urgently searching for clues about the perpetrators. The car owner company has issued a letter explaining

Bangkok: The results of the “Nida Poll” survey on the Thai-Cambodian issue have shown that a significant portion of Thai citizens perceive “Hun Sen,” the President of the Cambodian Senate, as acting primarily for his own benefit and view him as untrustworthy. According to Thai News Agency, the survey aimed