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Royal approval has been granted to strip three former Thai police officers of their ranks and revoke their royal decorations due to serious disciplinary offenses. The revocations, effective between 2017 and 2024, include honors such as the Order of the White Elephant and the Order of the Crown of Thailand.
An ancient cannon, believed to be of historical significance, has been recovered from the Bangkok Yai Canal in Bangkok's Thon Buri district. Experts are set to examine its origin and historical value.
The Thai Cabinet has approved the establishment of a specialized committee to regulate the country's rapidly growing Data Center industry. This body will oversee energy, resources, urban planning, and data safety, aiming for sustainable growth. Infrastructure projects, including a reservoir in Chanthaburi and a monorail in Songkhla, also received approval.
Six villagers who went mushroom collecting in a northern Thai forest have been reported missing and remain out of contact. Local authorities are intensifying search operations amid growing concern for their safety.
While Europe and Asia grapple with natural gas shortages due to Middle East conflict disruptions, the US faces a domestic price crash from overproduction. Limited export capacity creates a stark divide between soaring global prices and abnormally cheap US fuel.
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Thailand's Department of Land Transport (DLT) is considering a review of current data linkage rights granted to government agencies to address information leak risks within its systems, aiming to bolster data security.
A criminal group posing as fake police officers and extorting money has been arrested in Pattaya, Thailand. Among the arrested suspects is a person identified as 'Chote', a former singer, who has denied all charges.
The camping area of Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary in Uthai Thani, Thailand, has been temporarily closed following a fatal tiger attack on a forest ranger. The sanctuary is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
"Made in China," once synonymous with affordable consumer goods, is transforming into a label for green technologies like new energy vehicles, AI, and innovative medicine. This evolution reflects China's industries adapting to changing societal needs beyond mere industrial upgrade.
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing visits Thailand, seeking to rebuild ties with ASEAN and gain international legitimacy. Thailand pursues a 'calibrated re-engagement' policy to maintain dialogue, but faces the challenge of avoiding endorsement amid stalled ASEAN peace initiatives.
Axtra Happitat, a CP Group subsidiary, has launched 'The Butterfly Trail,' one of Southeast Asia's largest and highest-resolution indoor digital displays in Bangkok. Spanning 385 square meters, this ultra-fine pixel pitch LED screen is set to become a new urban landmark.
Thai renewable energy firm BCPG reported a 146.3% year-on-year surge in normalized net profit to 810.6 million baht for the first half of 2026. Growth was fueled by contributions from new power projects and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) operations, alongside improved performance in Laos hydropower and Thai solar farms.
A female passenger on one of the motorcycles involved in a viral road rage incident with a Mercedes-Benz driver in Thailand has come forward as a witness supporting the car driver. Her testimony shifts the narrative, adding a new twist to the ongoing legal proceedings.
A passenger collapsed with a medical emergency, experiencing seizures and nosebleeds, in the international arrivals hall at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. Immigration officers and medical staff responded swiftly, providing immediate first aid.
A woman reported missing by her family in Chonburi was found dead inside her car, with a firearm discovered at the scene. Police are investigating, considering suicide as a possibility, as the woman had been undergoing treatment for depression.
Police in Rayong, Thailand, have dismantled a major motorcycle theft network, arresting three suspects and recovering eight stolen motorcycles. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to ensure community safety.
Pattaya City has installed 20 new LED streetlights in the Ban Mankong Community, Khao Noi, addressing safety concerns related to dark areas. The Mayor affirmed the city's commitment to upgrading its lighting system citywide to improve public safety and quality of life for residents.
Seven large sinkholes have opened up in farmland in Khon Kaen province, Thailand, alarming residents. Authorities have restricted access to affected areas and are preparing to declare the site a disaster zone.
A deadlock at Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) board, stemming from a dispute over the chairman's qualifications, has led to repeated meeting cancellations. This dysfunction threatens to delay several critical projects, including satellite operation extensions and digital TV transitions.
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) is urging the Thai government to ease its ban on diesel exports, citing a growing surplus of stored fuel due to prolonged curbs imposed to ensure energy security amidst Middle East conflicts. Talks with the Energy Ministry concluded without immediate resolution.
The Thai cabinet has approved a 7.2 billion baht project to construct the Klong Wang Tanod reservoir, bolstering water security for the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). The project, running from 2027 to 2033, aims to meet rising demand from industry, agriculture, and households.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Pheu Thai leader Julapun Amornvivat publicly displayed unity, dismissing speculation that the ruling coalition could fracture ahead of an expected no-confidence debate. Anutin humorously likened potential political alliances to a popular Thai dessert, emphasizing stability.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Labour Minister Julapun Amornvivat publicly demonstrated unity, dismissing rumours of a fractured coalition and potential alliances with opposition parties ahead of an expected no-confidence debate.
Thailand's coalition government faces its greatest threat not from opposition attacks, but from internal pressures, particularly corruption allegations. A large-scale recruitment exam scandal within the Interior Ministry, headed by the Prime Minister and Interior Minister, is shaking confidence in the administration.
A Thai social security reform group has filed a lawsuit with the Central Administrative Court to overturn the postponement of the Social Security Board election, alleging election officials misinterpreted a court order and delayed the entire process without sufficient legal grounds.
A Thai social security reform group has sued the Central Administrative Court to revoke the postponement of the Social Security Board election, arguing the delay was based on a misinterpretation of a court order and lacked sufficient legal grounds.
Analysis of premium credit card trends for international travelers in India for 2026. Travelers from Thailand are also showing interest in cards with benefits covering diverse expenses like flights, accommodation, dining, and shopping.
タイ経済は慎重な安定の兆しを示しており、中央銀行は6月に概ね安定した成長を確認した。 しかし、構造的な課題は依然として存在します。
Thai Airways has postponed the introduction of new eligibility criteria for its Royal Orchid Plus frequent flyer program. Current rules will remain in effect indefinitely, with no impact on existing member status. The airline cited feedback from members as a reason for the delay.
Thai cyber police have formed a special investigation team following the online leak of personal data belonging to the prime minister, cabinet ministers, and senior Interior Ministry officials. The investigation targets IT systems of the Department of Land Transport and Department of Provincial Administration, aiming to identify the source and perpetrators of the breach.
A Thai parliamentary budget committee meeting turned tense as a lawmaker confronted an Education Ministry official, accusing him of laughing during remarks on the nation's teacher shortage and education system. The incident briefly disrupted deliberations on the Ministry of Education's 2027 budget, highlighting concerns over the seriousness with which systemic educational issues are being addressed.
Jomtien Beach in Pattaya, Thailand, is undergoing a major sand nourishment and expansion project aimed at coastal protection and boosting tourism. Scheduled for completion in February 2027, the project aligns with Thailand's strategy to attract higher-quality tourists.
Thailand's headline inflation rose for the fourth consecutive month to 1.95% year-on-year in July, primarily driven by higher fuel and food prices. While the pace of increase showed signs of slowing, persistent Middle East tensions and El Niño's impact on vegetables contributed significantly.
Thailand's Agency for the Development of Aviation Personnel (AADT) has signed a cooperation agreement with Korea's Incheon International Airport Corporation to enhance aviation personnel development capabilities. This partnership is expected to improve the quality of training and strengthen the international competitiveness of Thailand's aviation industry.
Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT) has announced its support for the 'Ratharat Sukjai, Phlanamai Somboon' medical volunteer unit, aimed at promoting the health of local communities. This initiative is expected to contribute to improving access to healthcare services within Thailand.