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A 2-3-month-old white lion cub was rescued from an unlicensed hotel in Chiang Mai, leading to the arrest of a Chinese national. Local residents' complaints about roaring noises prompted the raid.
Lotus's Go Fresh, a major retail chain in Thailand, is pushing for expansion into larger store formats. This is seen as part of the company's strategy to establish leadership in the Thai supermarket market.
Robinson Lifestyle, a leading department store in Thailand, has reopened its Samut Prakan branch today after a significant renovation. The revamped store aims to offer new experiences tailored to the lifestyle of local residents.
Information has emerged suggesting a lack of cooperation from Thailand's Election Commission (EC) regarding requests from the Department of Special Investigations (DSI) for documents and evidence in a senatorial election bribery case. The DSI has expressed 'suspicions' about the EC's stance, potentially impacting the investigation's progress.
The Office of Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion (OSMEP) announced the success of its Business Development Service (BDS) program, which generated over 1 billion baht in economic value. The network of service providers expanded to 401 entities, aiming to enhance the international competitiveness of Thai SMEs.
The Thai government aims to fully relocate Bangkok Port (Khlong Toei) operations to Laem Chabang in Rayong province. This move is intended to boost commercial development in the port area and increase revenue for the Port Authority of Thailand (PAT). Certain operations, like fresh food transport, will be studied individually.
An Australian man has been brought to Pattaya Court in connection with the death of a 17-year-old girl. Her body was found stuffed in a suitcase and dumped by the railway tracks.
Central Retail, a leading Thai retailer, announced it will host 'Vietnamese Week in Thailand 2026' on September 18, 2026. The event aims to promote Vietnamese culture and products within Thailand.
Two defendants have been sentenced to one year in prison for arson targeting six gas stations in Narathiwat, Thailand, earlier in 2026. Their sentences were reduced to six months after they confessed. The incident occurred at the beginning of 2026.
British curriculum schools in Thailand are increasingly chosen by families for their quality, international recognition, and diverse educational approaches. MIS (Manora International School) offers benefits like sibling discounts to support parents in their school selection.
Australian national Simon Peter Carman has been formally indicted in Pattaya for the murder of 17-year-old Thanchanok Donhomla, whose body was found in a suitcase. He pleaded not guilty to all charges and sought bail.
Phuket police have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of a cement truck driver on his motorbike in Thalang District. The motive is believed to stem from a personal conflict between colleagues.
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce has met with the economic team to discuss measures against rising oil prices. A cabinet meeting next week is expected to decide on support policies for living costs and agricultural products. Thailand's inflation rate remains low compared to other ASEAN nations.
Thai HR tech firm Humanica is hosting an idea competition for young talent to develop next-generation human resource management solutions leveraging AI, seeking innovative concepts for the future of people management.
Thailand's Transport Minister has denied allegations of a 4 billion baht 'waste' concerning land reclamation for the Laem Chabang Port Phase 3 expansion. He has ordered an investigation into the origins of the issue and a swift resolution.
The Thai men's national football team is intensifying its training to address errors from the previous match in preparation for their upcoming Asian Games 2026 fixture against Hong Kong. Midfielder Krittaphak Sansawat has joined the squad, expressing his commitment to securing a victory.
Leading Thai companies are showing moves towards business expansion and revenue improvement in the infrastructure, energy, and aviation sectors. While Bangkok's public transport operators face a unified fare scheme, power companies are accelerating investments in data centers and renewables. Thai Airways aims for recovery through enhanced yield management.
Members of the Thai House of Representatives' Economic Committee have praised the development progress of Laem Chabang Port. They expressed expectations for its advancement into a regional logistics hub through collaboration between the government and private sector, emphasizing the port's crucial role in Thailand's economic growth.
Lopburi Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) branch has denied reports of electricity meter removal at the house of a 79-year-old man that caught fire. The authority stated the man had paid his electricity bill two days prior to the incident.
The rooftop extension of 'Shabat Patong,' reportedly built illegally, has been demolished in Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand. The Patong Municipality had ordered its rectification within one month.
The Governor of Lampang province in northern Thailand has ordered relevant departments to investigate a death of a foreign monk at a prominent temple. Initial reports suggested drowning, potentially leading to the omission of standard reporting procedures.
Thailand has been ranked third globally for digital nomads and fourth for foreign retirees in the latest relocation index, lauded for its affordability, digital infrastructure, and healthcare quality. The Thai government aims to shift from mass tourism to attracting high-value, long-term residents.
Thailand's Electricity Generating Authority (EGAT) is collaborating with the Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE) and partners to develop innovative rooftop solar power and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) solutions for integrated energy management, aiming to boost energy independence and renewable energy adoption.
Thailand's energy giant PTT Group is accelerating the expansion of its Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) business. The company has signed LNG purchase and sale agreements with several international partners, aiming to secure future energy supply and diversify its operations.
AirAsia co-founder Tony Fernandes stated that challenges from soaring jet fuel costs are far less severe than during the COVID-19 pandemic, with strong air travel demand persisting. The airline is targeting up to $1 billion from international debt markets and RM700 million in local credit facilities for debt restructuring.
A man in Pattaya has reported to police that he was assaulted after confronting an individual he believed was stealing money from a donation box on Pratumnak Hill. The victim claims to have sustained injuries to his face and body, and police are investigating the incident.
Thailand's Deputy Minister Watcharaphon has ordered an investigation to identify the source and prevent the spread of the invasive Black Sheephead Snakehead fish, which is rapidly proliferating in the Northeast. Concerns are mounting over its impact on the local ecosystem.
A study by the Thai Ministry of Commerce reveals China's overwhelming dominance in renewable energy patent applications. This highlights Thailand's urgent need to strengthen its international competitiveness in technological innovation and industrial development within these sectors.
An invasive species, the Black Bream, has been detected in Thailand's Lam Pao Dam, Kalasin Province. With 13 caught in a single day, bringing the total to 54, concerns are rising over its impact on the dam's ecosystem. Authorities are considering emergency measures.
BCPG, a Thai renewable energy company, has expressed its intention to cooperate with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) regarding an oil storage and port project in Phetchaburi province. The company plans to provide investment information related to the project to the DSI.
Residents in Mae Sin, northern Thailand, are supporting the construction of the "Huai Ka Tat" reservoir, which will supply water to 2,860 rai of fruit orchards. The reservoir, with a capacity of 2.15 million cubic meters, aims to combat drought and stabilize agricultural production.
Thailand is advancing its healthcare expansion strategy amidst health warnings over a fatal tick-borne virus. Economically, household debt approaches 800,000 baht, while the MICE industry garners global attention. Culturally, Lisa's US success highlights Thai food and drinking culture.
Gastech 2026 has concluded, with over 1.6 trillion baht in deals secured. The event is projected to inject approximately 15 billion baht into the Thai economy.
Phuket police have arrested a colleague of the concrete mixer truck driver who was fatally shot near the Phuket Airport Tunnel. The suspect reportedly confessed to acting out of long-held resentment over bullying.
Phuket has welcomed over 60,000 Israeli tourists from January to July this year, marking a sustained increase attributed to the introduction of direct flights.
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health plans to establish a Health Marketplace connecting public-private services and enhance healthcare access through data initiatives. Flexible medical visas will attract foreign patients, while HIV medicine production technology transfer marks a step towards becoming a research and manufacturing hub.