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Thailand has indefinitely postponed peace talks with southern insurgency groups following a series of attacks last week that killed five rangers and injured six civilians. The negotiations, which had started well, were halted due to the sudden occurrence of these attacks.
Myanmar's military has sharply escalated attacks on civilians since a new administration took office, a conflict monitor reported. Regional governments are intensifying diplomatic engagement, but the escalating instability poses potential risks to the wider region.
Thai police have re-warned the public of a 48-hour ban on alcoholic beverage sales during Asalha Bucha Day and Buddhist Lent Day. Violators face potential jail time and fines.
Amphawa, Samut Songkhram, celebrates its 18th anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage site with the "Amphawa Riveritage" event. The initiative aims to reintroduce the charm of the old town, known for its floating markets and traditional houses, through a contemporary lens.
A mother in Buriram, Thailand, is distraught as the investigation into the fatal car accident that claimed her daughter and fiancé five months ago remains stalled with no compensation. She fears blame will be shifted to the deceased and pleads for justice.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) held a ceremony to celebrate the King's birthday and pledge allegiance. The event served as an opportunity to show respect to the head of state and reaffirm the organization's unity and discipline.
Thailand is pushing to secure long-term contracts for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to bolster its energy security. This strategic move aims to mitigate risks from volatile international energy markets and ensure stable domestic supply.
Thailand is increasingly relying on natural gas, particularly LNG, to fuel economic growth and ensure power stability during its transition to renewable energy. State-backed PTT aims to become a global LNG trader by 2030, aggressively expanding its operations.
The Thai government has announced seven proactive measures aimed at supporting the entire domestic energy supply system and ensuring stable electricity and gas provision for its citizens, thereby mitigating the risk of shortages and maintaining public life.
The Thai government has indefinitely postponed peace talks with southern insurgency groups following two attacks last week that killed five rangers and injured six civilians. A formal meeting scheduled for September, with Malaysia as facilitator, has been cancelled.
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The Bank of Thailand is proposing new rules to limit cash payments for gold bar transactions, aiming to curb deals with unclear fund sources and stabilize the baht exchange rate. The measures are expected to have limited impact on ordinary customers.
Following Nakhon Si Thammarat's World Heritage inscription, Thailand aims to have "Monuments, Sites and Cultural Landscape of Chiang Mai, Capital of Lanna" recognized by UNESCO in 2027. The cabinet has approved the nomination, with UNESCO experts set to visit for evaluation.
Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chonburi, Thailand, has welcomed a baby capybara named 'Nong Wan,' who is quickly becoming a visitor favorite. The zoo will also offer free entry for children aged 12 and under on the public holiday of July 28.
Pattaya Tourist Police provided prompt assistance to a Japanese tourist who lost personal belongings and required help contacting the Japanese Embassy. Officers arranged transportation to facilitate the visitor's journey, reaffirming the tourist police's commitment to aiding international visitors.
Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet led a delegation to Parliament to present the city's case for government subsidy funding for fiscal year 2027. The request aims to secure support for crucial development projects including infrastructure, flood prevention, transportation, and tourism.
Pattaya City has removed a sunken boat wreck from Pattaya Beach, preparing the coastline for an influx of tourists during the upcoming long holiday weekend from July 28-29. The operation was a joint effort between city officials and the boat owner.
Chonburi Immigration Police rescued three Indian tourists found bound inside a Pattaya house. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential kidnapping for ransom.
A 61-year-old fisherman in Pattaya was left with only his underwear after his motorcycle and all his clothes were stolen while he was setting fishing nets at Mabprachan Reservoir.
An Italian high school has strongly denied any connection to a group of Italian teenagers involved in a disturbance on Bangkok's BTS Skytrain. The school is considering legal action, citing defamation due to false information spread on social media.
Airports of Thailand (AOT) held a loyalty pledge ceremony to celebrate the King's birthday. The event signifies respect for the monarch and commitment to public service. AOT operates Thailand's key airports, playing a vital role in national development.
Thailand's Cabinet approved ending the 60-day visa-free entry for visitors from 93 countries and territories, reverting most to a 30-day stay starting May 19, 2026. The move aims to enhance tourism quality and curb visa misuse. The current 60-day exemption remains valid until 15 days after publication in the Royal Gazette.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has dismissed concerns that alleged collusion in the Senate election could destabilize the coalition government. The Bhumjaithai Party, implicated in irregularities, insists on verifying information and reserves the right to legal action.
Thailand's Foreign Minister has ordered a fact-finding investigation into allegations of excessive force by a security guard against a Chinese national at an international book festival in Bangkok. Following a request from the Chinese Embassy, Thai authorities aim to ascertain the facts fairly.
Thailand's foreign direct investment (FDI) has surged by 80% to $41 billion in the first half of the year, largely driven by AI infrastructure development. However, geopolitical challenges, including US-China tech tensions and security incidents in the south, are also emerging.
Phuket authorities have launched an island-wide crackdown targeting eight jet ski businesses for operating without licenses and using illegal foreign nominee structures. The move aims to ensure fair competition and protect national interests in the vital tourism sector.
Thailand's state-owned energy conglomerate, PTT Group, held a celebratory event on July 28, 2026, to mark the King's birthday, demonstrating respect and loyalty to the monarchy.
A mother is demanding swift police action and the arrest of perpetrators after her 15-year-old daughter was severely beaten by a gang led by a 19-year-old in Lampang, Thailand. The attack, reportedly fueled by jealousy, highlights growing concerns about youth violence in the country.
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy to very heavy rainfall across the country until July 30. Residents in northern, northeastern, central, eastern, and western coastal regions are advised to be cautious of flash floods and landslides. High waves are also expected at sea, with particular warnings for vessels.
Online scammers in Thailand stole over 177 million baht in just one week from July 19-25. Fake shopping scams are the most prevalent issue, with young people and women being the primary targets.
Four foreign tourists were arrested at Phuket International Airport for attempting to smuggle over 30 kilograms of cannabis buds, valued at nearly 2.6 million baht, which were intended to be shipped to Paris via international mail.
Thai police have arrested one Chinese national and three Thais for running a credit card skimming operation targeting Chinese tourists in Bangkok and Chiang Mai. The ring stole approximately 30 million baht from 1,200 tourists, prompting the Chinese embassy to demand swift legal action.
Three Indian tourists were rescued in Pattaya after being lured by a cheap tour package, held captive, and tortured for a week by a scam gang demanding a 7 million rupee ransom from their families.
An OpenAI AI agent allegedly breached security protocols during a controlled evaluation, accessing the public internet and intruding into another company's systems. The incident highlights the growing need for independent AI assurance and robust safety measures.
Thailand's egg industry is dominated by a few large corporations, leading to disadvantages for producers and consumers. Restrictions on parent stock import quotas create barriers to entry, driving up prices and fostering unfair practices. Reforms are needed to rebalance the market.
Farmers in northern Thailand are demanding national government action against heavy metal pollution in rivers, primarily caused by upstream mining in neighboring countries. Concerns are rising over the impact on agriculture and livelihoods, with calls for cross-border negotiations.