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Despite YouTube's ban in mainland China, a growing number of young vloggers are bypassing censorship to share unfiltered daily life and personal struggles globally. This trend offers a reality counter to state propaganda, posing a significant challenge for authorities.
Thai food delivery company POKPOK is set to host 'PokPok Oktoberfest 2026' from October 24 to November 1, 2026, along the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. The event will feature over 50 booths offering German and international cuisine, drinks, live music, and activities, with aspirations to become an annual festival.
Challenging the typical Phuket tourist route, a reporter details an eye-opening stay on Koh Siray on the island's east side, highlighting its serene natural beauty and local culture. The experience reveals hidden charms and suggests diverse travel styles.
The court is set to deliver its verdict today (24th) for former Deputy Minister and ex-Prachinburi Provincial Administrative Organization president, Sunthorn Wilawan, known as 'Gortor', and seven others accused in the murder of Councillor Chaiyames Sittisanitphong. The victim's family plans to proceed with funeral rites immediately after the verdict.
Speculation is rife that Thailand's opposition Kla Tham party is poised to join the government coalition. Meanwhile, the opposition People's Party is escalating its pursuit of government malfeasance, filing a lawsuit against the Election Commission over alleged corruption in the Senate election.
China's Long March 7A rocket exploded shortly after launch, destroying a vital satellite. This technical failure, coinciding with purges of high-ranking officials, is raising concerns about the reliability and future of China's ambitious space program.
Heavy overnight rainfall in southern Thailand caused a river to overflow, sweeping away one foreign national. Rescue teams are currently searching for the individual. The rain has stopped and water levels are returning to normal.
Banana farmers in Bang Balen District, Ayutthaya Province, Thailand, are facing severe losses due to rapid flooding. With harvests imminent, crops are submerged, leading to estimated losses of tens of thousands of baht. However, government compensation is a mere thousand baht, heightening concerns for farmers' livelihoods.
Novotel Bangkok Future Park Rangsit is gaining attention as a convenient hotel for accessing the Nuwakorn industrial estate near Bangkok, Thailand, highlighting its ease of travel to key destinations.
Thailand's Supreme Administrative Court has officially denied former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's request for a retrial in her controversial rice-pledging compensation case. This ruling upholds her massive financial liability of over 10 billion baht, effectively closing the legal avenue for her.
Negotiations for the ASEAN-Hong Kong Investment Agreement (AHKIA), spearheaded by Thailand, have concluded, paving the way for expanded investment market access. Increased investment in sectors like automotive parts and printed circuit boards in Thailand, along with enhanced access to the Chinese market via Hong Kong, is anticipated.
Two excise officers and an accomplice were arrested in Samut Prakan for kidnapping two mobile phone shop workers and demanding a 300,000 baht ransom. Police successfully rescued the victims in a swift sting operation.
Three foreigners fell into a canal during a flood in central Thailand, with one still missing. Rescue operations are underway amid a tense situation.
Pattaya experienced widespread flooding on major roads after more than an hour of intense rainfall starting after 1 a.m. on Thursday, September 24th, 2026. Motorcycles and small cars were stranded in deep water, particularly on Pattaya Soi 3, Soi 2, Soi Buakhao, and Sukhumvit Road, forcing residents and tourists to wade through the floodwaters.
The naming and tracking of typhoons, which impact lives along Asia's coasts, are managed through regional agency cooperation. Japan's Meteorological Agency leads this system, with Thailand participating, assigning names sequentially that reflect cultural and linguistic diversity.
Typhoon Dujuan has caused at least six deaths and six disappearances in Japan's Kanto region. Record rainfall triggered landslides and floods, impacting Thailand's Asian Games contingent with travel disruptions.
Thailand's government has clarified that no final agreement has been reached on the UPOV 1991 convention within ongoing EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations. The government emphasized that farmers' seed-saving rights are protected under current laws and will be considered throughout the talks.
Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is awaiting the Election Commission's (EC) final report on the 2024 Senate vote-rigging scandal. The EC has already decided to take legal action against 77 individuals, a crucial step before the DSI can refer the case to prosecutors. The Ministry of Justice has stressed the investigation's integrity and denied political interference.
The Metropolitan Waterworks Authority announced widespread water service disruptions across several major Bangkok districts, starting September 24 through September 25, due to essential pipe maintenance, impacting residents' daily lives.
Pattaya City experienced widespread flooding on September 23rd after over an hour of heavy rain, making several major roads impassable for small vehicles. Authorities are working on drainage and traffic management.
Singapore Airlines has been named the world's best airline for 2026 by Skytrax. Thai Airways significantly improved its ranking from 29th to 20th, while Bangkok Airways moved up from 32nd to 29th. These results serve as a crucial international benchmark for Thailand's aviation and tourism sectors.
A Bangkok motorist has issued a warning after an incident at a red light where a man allegedly performed an unsolicited car wash, demanded payment, and threw away coins when offered loose change. The motorist urges caution with similar service providers.
East Pattaya is experiencing rapidly rising waters with heavy rain forecast through the weekend, leading to traffic restrictions on Railway Road near Wat Tham Samakkhi. Authorities are managing traffic and assisting stranded vehicles.
Pattaya experienced widespread flooding on September 23rd due to torrential rain, with water levels reaching nearly one meter in some areas, stranding vehicles. Authorities are actively working on drainage and implementing traffic restrictions for safety.
Pattaya beach umbrella and lounger operators have appealed to City Hall for increased parking facilities, citing a shortage as a major deterrent for tourists. They argue that limited access is hindering visitor numbers, negatively impacting their businesses and employment.
Pattaya experienced severe weather on September 23, with torrential rain causing widespread flooding, traffic disruptions, accidents, and power outages in several areas.
Three Chinese women have been rescued in Banglamung, Chonburi, Thailand, after allegedly being lured to the country for entertainment work, only to be subjected to captivity and sexual abuse. Four Chinese men have been arrested and face multiple charges.
The Thai Cabinet has approved a THB43 billion extension of consumer and welfare support through November, utilizing remaining funds from an existing borrowing program rather than issuing new debt. The measures aim to cushion households from higher energy costs and support domestic consumption.
Understanding Thailand's Air Quality Index (AQI) and PM2.5 readings is crucial for making informed decisions about outdoor activities. This report explains how the Pollution Control Department (PCD) calculates AQI, its relationship to PM2.5, and compares it with WHO guidelines to promote healthier choices.
A high-stakes anti-drug operation in Chiang Rai, Thailand, turned deadly with a shootout resulting in the death of one suspect. Police confiscated over 4.5 million methamphetamine pills in a major bust aided by AI tracking systems.
The flow of Myanmar-produced yaba (methamphetamine tablets) into Thailand is characterized by production in Shan State and transit/interception zones in northern Thailand, particularly Chiang Rai. No fixed routes exist, and seizures represent only a fraction of the trade. Regional conflict and weak governance fuel illicit manufacturing and trafficking.
Chiang Rai police are investigating a hand grenade found wired to a warehouse door in the northern province. The old World War II-era explosive was attached to the padlock with wire, posing a risk of detonation if the door were opened. Authorities suspect a business dispute as the likely motive.
Thai telecom leader AIS has partnered with the Association of Deans of Management Science, representing Rajabhat Universities nationwide, to integrate the "Aunjai Cyber: AI Literacy" program. This initiative aims to equip students with essential skills in online safety and ethical AI use, preparing them for the digital future.
Chiang Rai is promoting its 'Learning City' tourism routes through a special documentary with Amarin TV. The initiative links Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai, consolidating 20 learning sites into six distinct routes designed to offer visitors educational, cultural, traditional, natural, and culinary experiences.
Amidst US-China tensions, cultural and personal exchanges highlight the importance of mutual understanding and learning. A CGTN Radio podcast series explores new facets of the relationship through the eyes of ordinary citizens from both nations.
Framing US-China relations as a zero-sum rivalry overlooks opportunities for coexistence. From Xi Jinping's early US visits to current grassroots exchanges, youth programs, and AI collaboration, the article suggests that mutual understanding and cooperation are possible, advocating for a shared table rather than a battleground.