The Thai government is closely monitoring developments in Europe amidst ongoing unrest. The administration is assessing potential economic and security implications and formulating responses. Further details on specific impacts and government actions are awaited.
Thailand will host the "Thailand Space Expo 2026" on October 25, 2026, aiming to stimulate the space economy and create business opportunities through global technology collaboration. The event is expected to foster growth in Thailand's space sector and serve as a platform for building international partnerships.
The Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand (GIT) successfully concluded the "BANGKOK JEWELRY WEEK 2026 @Silom Special Edition" on October 25, 2026. The event aimed to highlight the creativity and innovation within Thailand's gem and jewelry industry.
A former MP's accusation that a major online gambling site is channeling 400,000 baht monthly to MPs via a political party has prompted Thailand's Cybercrime Bureau (CCB) to launch an investigation into the flow of funds and identify involved parties.
Lopburi Province, Thailand, will hold the traditional "Floating Alms by Boat" (Loi Pha Pa Tan Ruea) ceremony in 2026. This event inherits the faith of the Mon people of Bang Khammaak and will feature nearly 100 boats, aiming to preserve the culture that is intrinsically linked to the waterways.
A spokesperson for the Thai Prime Minister has strongly urged the World Health Organization (WHO) to cease interfering in Thailand's domestic affairs. This statement comes after the WHO Director-General sent a letter calling for the fiscal stability of Thailand's Health Promotion Foundation and the maintenance of tobacco and alcohol taxes, with the spokesperson emphasizing respect for Thailand's sovereignty.
Chonburi Province officially opened its 155th annual Buffalo Racing Festival on October 25th, a tradition spanning over a century. The event, featuring buffalo races, beauty contests, and cultural performances, aims to preserve Thai heritage and boost tourism.
Thai telecommunications giant DISCOM is closely monitoring ongoing protests and demonstrations in Europe, assessing potential trade risks and preparing contingency plans. The directive from the company's leadership aims to mitigate any potential impact on its business operations.
Over 20 mining companies are reportedly intensifying lead and manganese extraction near Myanmar's border town Tachilek. Concerns are rising over potential exports via Thailand and the subsequent impact on the regional economy and environment.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) announced that the opening ceremony for Bangkok's new central station, 'Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal,' will be held on October 29. Gates 1 and 2 will be temporarily closed due to the operational commencement.
Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group has issued a statement distancing itself and its chairman from a controversy surrounding patents for holy basil. The move aims to protect corporate image amid escalating disputes over the intellectual property.
Thailand will implement a new regulation from November 1st, 2026, requiring electronic identity verification (e-KYC) for both the advertiser and the entity running the ad, targeting users within the country. This measure aims to combat the rising tide of online scams.
Thailand's Culture Minister has rejected Cambodian claims over the Prasat Ta Kwai and Prasat Khana temples, asserting they are Thai historical sites. The ministry plans to formally communicate Thailand's position to Cambodia, emphasizing evidence-based preservation.
A rare sighting of both a black leopard and a spotted leopard filmed together in Thailand's Kaeng Krachan National Park has been reported, highlighting the park's rich biodiversity.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has not closed the door on potential alliances with the emerging "Guatham Party," emphasizing that decisions will prioritize "national and public interest." This comes amid opposition no-confidence debates, fueling speculation about strengthening the government's base.
The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) has issued a warning of heavy rainfall in Thailand's southern region due to the development of a tropical depression in the Bay of Bengal. Residents are urged to be vigilant against floods and landslides.
Graduates of a professional Thai cuisine chef training program in Southern Thailand are being connected to the labor market through career matching. The initiative is expected to boost the regional economy and foster human resource development.
An unusual algal bloom, known locally as 'Nam Biat', has appeared on the beaches of Hua Hin and Khao Takiap in Prachuap Khiri Khan province, Thailand. The sea has changed color, attracting large schools of fish close to shore, leading to a surge in local fishing activities.
Thailand's traffic police have been ordered to unmask and begin with warnings for violators, a move aimed at eradicating bribery and enhancing transparency in their operations.
Khao Yai National Park in Thailand has reopened its popular suspension bridge to tourists following the subsiding of recent floodwaters, allowing access to a key attraction once again.
Korn Chatikavanij, deputy leader of the Democrat Party and former finance minister, stated that cryptocurrency is not the villain in the online casino 'Shuffle.com' scandal. He emphasized that blockchain technology aids in tracing illicit activities and highlighted the importance of regulation and oversight.
A Jewish cemetery in southern Thailand, submerged for nearly a month, has re-emerged as water levels recede. The site experienced 60cm of flooding. Fortunately, four bodies were relocated 13 days before a flash flood hit the area.
A rare sighting of five leopards, including two black variants, in Thailand's Kaeng Krachan National Park has thrilled wildlife enthusiasts. The event underscores the park's significance as a vital habitat for diverse wildlife and its role in conservation.
Persistent flooding in Bangkok and 17 other provinces across Thailand has claimed 83 lives, with prolonged monsoon season and extreme weather cited as contributing factors to the escalating crisis.
A remarkable sighting of five leopards and black leopards together has been confirmed in the Kaeng Krachan National Park, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand. A wildlife photographer captured this rare moment, expressing excitement and awe at the unusual gathering.
Thailand's opposition parties are facing difficulties in negotiating the debate time for the no-confidence motion against the government. While the opposition insists on at least four days of debate, the government is pushing for a three-day conclusion. Although the final schedule is expected to be settled at a regular meeting early next week, concerns are rising within the opposition regarding pressure to shorten the debate time.
Thailand's opposition is engaged in a strategic battle with the ruling party over the timing of submitting a no-confidence motion against the government, carefully considering parliamentary proceedings and the political calendar.
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister outlined five major global economic risks for 2027. Pattaya's nightlife sector is closely monitoring the impact on tourist spending power and revenue amid rising economic uncertainty, strategizing for the upcoming high season.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul reaffirmed Thailand's unwavering commitment to international law, peaceful dispute resolution, and global cooperation on UN Day. He highlighted the country's role in strengthening international partnerships, citing the upcoming IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings.
A Thai creditor has clarified a report claiming seizure of farmland from a disabled family, stating the land was a 'gift' based on a prior agreement with the debtor. The creditor also noted the land falls under S.P.K. (Agricultural Land Reform Office) jurisdiction and has already been resold.
The Thai government is intensifying its crackdown on online gambling sites, but the sincerity of its efforts is being questioned due to allegations of involvement in the gambling business by several politicians and their associates. In particular, a recent suspicion of a party's affiliated member's husband investing in an overseas gambling site has become a major test for the administration.
Bangkok police have arrested a 47-year-old man wanted since 2019 for the alleged rape of a 17-year-old girl in 2018. The suspect was apprehended while working as a motorcycle taxi driver.