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Allegations of officials demanding money for the release of detainees at a checkpoint in Thalang, Phuket, have prompted a swift investigation ordered by the Deputy Interior Minister.
A foreign tourist was arrested for overstaying his visa in Phuket following a disturbance at a hotel. Authorities responded to a report of loud music in the hotel's common area disturbing other guests and conducted an investigation at the scene.
Bangkok Airways announced it will host the final "Boutique Series Run" event of the year, featuring popular Thai actress Yaya Urassaya. The event aims to provide participants with a special opportunity to create memorable moments.
Pattaya prosecutors have indicted an Australian man on four charges in connection with the discovery of a 17-year-old girl's body. The court has set a date for the examination of evidence on September 18.
Residents of the 'Ban Om Thong' project in Samut Prakan province submitted a petition to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC). Victims of illegal home seizures prayed to the sacred spirits for the eradication of corruption by state officials and capitalists, urging swift resolution.
Maxbit has partnered with the Thai Chess Association to support the Thai national team competing in the 46th FIDE Chess Olympiad in 2026. The company's initiative, "Every Move Starts with a Strategy," aims to highlight the strategic thinking of the athletes.
Vietjet Air Thailand has announced record-breaking revenue exceeding 10 billion baht in the first half of fiscal year 2026. The airline plans to expand its network to 36 routes and increase its fleet to 39 aircraft by fiscal year 2027.
Thai competition law experts are questioning the basis and transparency of a temporary order halting planned fee increases by digital platforms, arguing that high fees alone may not suffice to prove a competition law violation and calling for clearer criteria.
Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports proposes a model to transform existing data into practical systems, driving the 'Visitor Economy'. The initiative aims to enhance tourist experiences and maximize economic impact.
Thailand's Commerce Minister Supachai has indicated that negotiations for the "ART" (Agreement on Intellectual Property Rights Protection Cooperation) are nearing completion, aiming to conclude before the US initiates "Section 301" action. A meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Anutin is also scheduled, raising expectations for an early resolution.
Thai Oil marks its 65th anniversary by donating medical equipment to improve community quality of life under the 'Thai Oil Creates Happiness' project, as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives.
A village chief in Chonburi, Thailand, has been dismissed due to an alleged bribe of 90 baht. The provincial governor signed the dismissal order following instructions from the Deputy Minister of Interior. This case raises questions about transparency and public servant ethics in Thailand's local administration.
The BCT Expo 2026, a key event for Thailand's construction and mining sectors, is set to take place on September 17, 2026. Under the theme of achieving 'Net Zero,' the expo will focus on integrating cutting-edge technology and the circular economy to drive sustainable transformation in the industry.
Leading Thai companies including AMATA, BANPU, GULF, JPARK, and TKN have announced new investments and business expansions in industrial estates, energy, parking management, and food manufacturing. These initiatives, such as attracting foreign investment and constructing new plants, are expected to boost the Thai economy.
Thailand will host the inaugural 'B2S Card Festival 2026' on September 17, 2026, bringing together a universe of global card games at Central Plaza Lat Phrao in Bangkok. The event is anticipated to be a major draw for card game enthusiasts.
Thailand's Ministry of Interior is investigating over 11,000 suspected nominee companies allegedly holding land on behalf of foreign investors. The probe aims to uncover potential circumvention of foreign land ownership restrictions, with estimated damages possibly reaching 80 billion baht.
Authorities in Thailand's Rayong province have begun inspecting factories in the Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate after local residents complained of brown, foul-smelling water entering canals. The investigation identified decaying aquatic weeds as the source of pollution, and efforts to dredge ponds are underway to resolve the issue.
Israel's ambassador to Thailand met with the Deputy Governor of Chiang Mai to discuss cooperation in tourism, education, technology, and agriculture. Discussions also focused on the safety and expansion of employment for Thai workers in Israel, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties.
Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya has released a video showcasing the gear prepared for Thailand's athletes heading to the 2026 Asian Games. The review highlights new sportswear and a special collection, boosting anticipation for the team's performance.
Chonburi Hospital clarified an incident where a man's car was wheel-locked after parking in a disabled spot, stating the lot belongs to a private foundation, not the hospital. The hospital will work with the foundation to prevent future occurrences.
A sub-district administration chief in Thailand's northeast was arrested for extorting 30,000 baht per person from 28 contract workers for contract renewal, threatening job loss if they refused.
SITE Thailand, under the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), and the Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) have launched the "SITE INCENTIVE BUSINESS MASTERCLASS" to cultivate professionals in the incentive travel (MICE) sector, aiming to enhance Thailand's MICE industry competitiveness.
Bangkok authorities are moving forward with a plan to cap rail fares at 45 baht per trip starting January 1, 2027. This initiative aims to eliminate duplicate entry fees for transfers between different lines, easing the financial burden on commuters.
The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office has released its 2026 Financial Stability Report, assessing financial resilience amid geopolitical uncertainties and analyzing AI investment prospects and risks. Policy priorities were also discussed.
Haze from Indonesian wildfires affecting Songkhla province, particularly Hat Yai, has begun to dissipate. While recent rains have reduced PM2.5 and PM10 levels, outdoor activities remain restricted, and mask-wearing is advised.
Thailand has reaffirmed maritime boundary delimitation as its primary focus in UNCLOS conciliation proceedings with Cambodia. Meanwhile, developments along the land border are noted as potentially influencing the atmosphere of discussions and mutual trust.
A Malaysian scholar has suggested that the conflict in Southern Thailand may be intentionally prolonged. They accuse elements within the separatist group 'BRN' of exploiting the insurgency for illicit business profits, raising new challenges for peacebuilding efforts.
Thailand's Deputy Minister of Digital Economy and Society explained to a parliamentary committee allegations of a 40 million baht bribe offer in exchange for not shutting down online gambling sites. He also commented on his party being cleared by the election commission in a senator election collusion case.
The upcoming International Flora Expo in Udon Thani in 2026 is anticipated to significantly boost visitor numbers to Kam Chanoat, a popular spiritual tourist destination. Authorities are planning road improvements to enhance accessibility.
Trat province in eastern Thailand has generated 13.5 billion baht in tourism revenue and attracted 1.6 million visitors from January to August this year. Further demand is expected with the upcoming high season.
A 66-year-old woman from Lampang, Thailand, traveled to Chiang Mai Airport to meet a man she believed was a pilot, whom she had met on Facebook. However, police investigation revealed the person to be an AI character, raising concerns of a romance scam.
The 74th Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair concluded successfully, attracting over 50,000 visitors and generating 5.8 billion baht in purchases, marking a 12% increase in visitors and a 31% rise in transaction value from the previous event.
A popular Thai singer revealed serious large intestine problems and surgery due to long-term habits. Experts highlight the risks of dehydration and holding bowel movements leading to constipation and digestive issues, emphasizing the importance of healthy practices.
The Thai military is set to enhance its combat readiness to counter future threats by integrating AI, drones, and cyber capabilities, upgrading its C4ISR systems. This was announced during a meeting led by the Supreme Commander.
Thailand's Ministry of Energy is demanding accountability from BPT and BFPL following the discovery of an oil leak from a pipeline on Rama 3 Road in Bangkok. A detailed investigation is underway.
The Thai police have asserted their authority to investigate the Jewish center 'Chabad' in Bangkok for any illegal activities, even though it is private property. They also urged participants in Mr. Sonthi Limthongkul's rallies to abide by public assembly laws.