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Saudi Arabia's new airline, Riyadh Air, has launched its inaugural scheduled flight connecting Riyadh and Bangkok. This move is expected to boost tourism to Thailand, particularly enhancing accessibility for travelers from the Middle East.
Thailand's 3C Group celebrated its 45th anniversary by hosting an international forum, emphasizing AI and innovation as key drivers for the future of Wellness & Longevity, linking science, cutting-edge technology, and global partnerships.
The Thai House of Representatives' Committee on Law, Justice, and Human Rights has summoned Minister of Digital Economy and Society, Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn, and Deputy Minister of Interior, Worasit Liangprasit, to explain an alleged 40 million baht bribe related to the suppression of online gambling sites. The committee chairman raised concerns about potential false statements after the alleged intermediary denied involvement.
The Royal Thai Navy has launched a solar rooftop system at its Wang Nant Uthayan facility in Bangkok, accelerating the adoption of renewable energy in its operations and advancing its 'Green Navy' initiative.
US Navy sailors visiting Pattaya, Thailand, have contributed to the local economy by touring landmarks such as the Sanctuary of Truth. Their activities promote cultural and tourism exchange beyond nightlife.
An explosion at a factory in Samut Prakan, Thailand, has left three people injured. While the situation is under control, authorities are investigating the cause.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport discussed cooperation with the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) to resolve bottlenecks in rail cargo transport between Laem Chabang Port and the Inland Container Depot (ICD) near Bangkok. This initiative is expected to enhance cargo handling capacity at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
The Governor of Chonburi, Thailand, inspected the US Navy's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, which docked off the coast of the province. The visit provided an opportunity to witness state-of-the-art naval technology and military power firsthand, highlighting an aspect of Thai-US military cooperation.
Thousands of US service members on a brief liberty call filled Pattaya's Beach Road and nightlife districts, engaging in shopping, dining, and evening entertainment. While a temporary boost to the local economy is anticipated, concerns regarding public order and safety persist.
Thailand's economic outlook brightens with an upward revision to its 2026 GDP growth forecast, but concerns linger over import dependency limiting domestic benefits from export and investment booms. The nation also launches a rooftop solar program to bolster energy security amidst rising global prices.
Thailand's Ministry of Energy has filed a lawsuit against a data center in Bangkok for illegally storing 200,000 liters of diesel fuel. The action follows a complaint from local residents and an inspection by authorities, highlighting a push for stricter regulations on fuel storage for backup power at data centers.
The US Navy's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier 'Abraham Lincoln' has docked at Thailand's Laem Chabang port. The Governor of Chonburi Province led the first group of Thai nationals to tour the vessel, symbolizing deepening military exchange and cooperation between the two nations.
A detainee serving a life sentence for lese majeste charges is facing critical health deterioration after over two months on a hunger strike, demanding bail. A rights-focused MP has pledged support, urging swift resolution.
Former Thai boxing world champion Somrak Kamsing visited Amnart Ruenreung, also known as 'Johnny Mueprap', who has a past drug-related arrest record, to seek support. This move has garnered significant attention within Thailand.
The Thai cabinet has approved the second phase of the dual-track railway project connecting Chumphon and Padang Besar in the South. With a total investment of 106 billion baht, the project is expected to boost the southern economy and enhance regional connectivity.
Thai coconut prices remain below 5 baht per piece, prompting criticism from small-scale farmers who argue that government support measures are slow and insufficient, failing to reach all regions and meet local needs.
The Thai Department of Internal Trade is collaborating with modern retail outlets and popular influencers "North Otto" to invigorate the domestic fruit market. This initiative aims to expand domestic consumption of Thai fruits and support local producers.
Thailand's private sector, the Bank of Thailand, and the World Bank are strengthening collaboration to elevate the nation to high-income status, aiming for sustainable development through economic growth and structural reforms.
A pharmacist at a pharmacy in Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand, has reported being sprayed by a foreigner, leading to symptoms of rapid heartbeat and fainting, requiring an ambulance. The incident, reported by local media, has caused concern among residents and tourists.
Mass fish deaths have occurred in Songkhla province, southern Thailand, due to apparent water pollution in the Sathing Moat canal. Local industries anticipate the results of water quality tests within 15 days, as investigations into the cause and mitigation efforts are urgently pursued.
Thailand's Department of Intellectual Property (DIP), in collaboration with rights holders and online platform operators, has agreed on four measures to combat online intellectual property infringement, including faster website blocking, real-time information exchange, an "IP Verified" mark for legitimate sellers, and stricter legal action against infringers.
US Navy sailors are arriving in Pattaya, Thailand, bringing a surge of activity to the popular tourist destination. Local businesses, particularly taxi drivers, are reportedly benefiting from the influx. This marks a significant engagement between the two nations.
Thai Ministers of Digital Economy and Society and Energy held urgent talks on data center development in Bangkok, emphasizing public benefit over political maneuvering. Details will be presented to the Data Center Board tomorrow.
An ex-paramedic in Bangkok, Thailand, is facing an arrest warrant for allegedly intentionally crashing his car into his ex-girlfriend and her male companion, killing them. Drugs were also found at the scene.
Thai MP Parit Wacharasindhu appeared before the House Committee on Police Affairs to address leaked documents concerning alleged bribery in the Senate elections. He questioned the committee's focus on the leak's origin over the investigation itself and urged the government to clarify rumors of a DSI director-general change.
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin expressed immense pride when the Thai national anthem is played abroad, pledging government support for all sports to reach world-class status. He specifically praised the national women's volleyball team's efforts.
Thailand's Energy Minister has ordered urgent, city-wide inspections of data centers in Bangkok following the arrest of an executive at a Rama 9 data center. The focus is on ensuring energy supply security and compliance with related regulations.
A massive surge of invasive black bass has been observed in Thailand's Lam Pao Dam, Kalasin Province. While authorities express concern over ecological impacts, local residents are enthusiastically utilizing the fish for consumption and processing.
The US Navy aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has docked at Laem Chabang Port in Chon Buri province, Thailand. Approximately 5,000 crew members are spending five days on shore leave in Pattaya, expected to inject around 100 million baht into the local economy. Concerns are also raised about the impact on local residents' lives.
Thai Airways (THAI) has commenced the search for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The application period runs from September 7th to 27th, seeking candidates with experience managing organizations generating over 40 billion baht in annual revenue. This selection process marks a critical step in the airline's restructuring and future strategy.
US Navy personnel from the USS Abraham Lincoln visiting Pattaya are subject to strict safety guidelines, including restrictions on certain areas and high-risk activities. The visit is expected to boost the local economy.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport and Department of Land Transport are strictly enforcing qualification requirements for ride-hailing service riders. This has led to a surge of riders seeking public driving licenses, prompting ride-hailing app Bolt to suspend accounts of those not meeting the criteria.
Ridership on Bangkok's Pink and Yellow electric train lines has seen a significant increase. The Thai Ministry of Transport is collaborating with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to introduce a common fare system starting in January 2027.
The opening of the 'Mianyang Xianfenglu Sirindhorn' bridge, a new symbol of friendship connecting Thailand and China, is approaching. This bridge is expected to become a vital piece of infrastructure strengthening economic ties and promoting regional exchange between the two nations.
A scrap collector in Rayong, Thailand, rescued a newborn boy found in a rubbish bin after hearing faint cries. Police are investigating to identify the mother. Thailand does not have a safe-haven law for anonymous newborn surrender.
Officials and employees evacuated a five-story municipal office building in Buriram, Thailand, after experiencing noticeable shaking. Investigations suggest the phenomenon was not an earthquake, with potential causes including underground soil or water movement.