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Thailand's opposition People's Party strongly criticized Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha's attempt to postpone the no-confidence debate until December, calling it an evasion. The opposition stated its willingness to shorten the debate period and questioned the postponement citing the Prime Minister's overseas trips.
A prominent school in Mae Sot, Thailand, has been placed under heightened security by police following the spread of rumors on social media about students preparing for violent incidents. Source: MGR Online (Regional).
Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company Limited (BEM) has once again achieved the highest '5-star' rating for its corporate governance. This continuous recognition highlights the company's commitment to transparency and operational excellence.
A foreigner has died after falling from a condominium in Pattaya, Thailand. Details surrounding the incident remain unclear as authorities reportedly investigate.
Emma Clinic in Thailand is revamping its team of specialist surgeons to enhance the international competitiveness of the country's cosmetic surgery sector. The move aims to position Thailand as a leading global hub for medical aesthetics through the provision of high-quality services.
Thailand Space Expo 2026 is set to open on October 28, 2026, with royal attendance, highlighting the nation's growing interest in space development. The expo aims to foster the growth of the space industry and international cooperation.
Thailand's energy giant PTT has been recognized as the most desirable workplace in Thailand for 2026. This recognition reflects a growing emphasis on corporate culture and employee satisfaction.
Bangchak Corporation, a Thai energy company, has been recognized as the most preferred brand in the fuel service station category based on consumer surveys. This achievement highlights the company's ongoing commitment to product quality and service enhancement.
Thailand has dropped to 80th out of 143 countries in the 2026 Rule of Law Index, signaling a weakening of legal governance. Concerns are particularly high regarding the decline in civil liberties and constraints on government powers, reflecting a global trend of rising authoritarianism.
Hua Hin Today reports on October 2nd, 2026, with limited confirmed details available at this time, indicating ongoing news dissemination from the region.
Thailand has opened registration for solar panel installation subsidies, aiming to promote renewable energy adoption and boost infrastructure investment. Meanwhile, domestic economic focus remains on private investment trends.
Phuket, Thailand, has experienced widespread flooding due to record rainfall. Major roads are submerged, and evacuations have been ordered in some areas. Authorities are prioritizing infrastructure repair and improving drainage systems.
Small-scale transport operators in Chiang Mai, Thailand, are struggling, stating that government price reductions for E20 and B20 fuels do not address their real-life challenges. Soaring oil prices, up 80%, continue to strain their operational costs.
Authorities in Pattaya, Thailand, are urgently reviewing CCTV footage to identify the perpetrator who set fire to a Naga (mythical serpent) crown ornament. The incident occurred at a key tourist attraction, prompting a swift investigation.
Residents in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, are expressing dissatisfaction with the government's selective fuel price reduction, which only applies to E20 and Diesel B20. They argue it's unfair that price hikes affect all fuel types, but reductions are limited.
Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth has concluded his filming for 'Extraction 3' in Thailand, expressing gratitude on social media. Despite a demanding schedule, he shared glimpses of his adventures during his stay.
Authorities in Samut Songkhram, Thailand, arrested 21 Myanmar nationals and one Chinese supervisor at a construction site for suspected illegal employment, highlighting concerns over foreign labor practices.
Phuket, Thailand, is facing renewed risks of landslides and flooding in the Patong area due to continuous heavy rainfall. Concerns are mounting over potential new damage while recovery from past disasters remains incomplete.
Four Chinese men have been arrested in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, on suspicion of possessing significant quantities of crystal methamphetamine and Yaba pills, suggesting involvement in a drug trafficking network.
Several companies listed on Thailand's Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), notably Bangchak Corporation (BCP), VGI, and MFC, are facing scrutiny due to asset freezes linked to alleged money laundering activities. Authorities have announced the freezing of assets worth approximately THB 26 billion, including holdings in these firms. VGI is also facing allegations of illicit share acquisition.
Thai Customs has launched an investigation targeting seven companies suspected of e-waste smuggling and bribery. Meanwhile, Khao San Road in Bangkok is preparing for a record-breaking Halloween celebration.
A sacred naga statue's decorative necklace in Nakhon Phanom was destroyed by fire early Friday. Authorities are investigating fireworks, possibly from a nearby festival, as the cause. The bronze statue itself was unharmed, and authorities plan to clean it and replace the necklace.
Bangkok Mass Transit System (BTS) will extend its operating hours past midnight on November 28-29, 2026, to support the 'Amazing Thailand Marathon Bangkok 2026'. This extension aims to facilitate movement for marathon participants and stakeholders, contributing to the event's success.
A fierce shootout erupted between soldiers and a large methamphetamine smuggling ring in Nan province, northern Thailand, resulting in the seizure of approximately 260 kilograms of the drug. The incident, which occurred in the early morning, highlights the ongoing challenges of border security.
Thailand faces the peak tourism season with strengthening long-haul demand. However, a decline in overall international arrivals and pressure on household spending highlight the need to focus on tourism earnings and benefits for local businesses. Flood damage also impacts domestic travel.
Thai authorities at the Mae Sai checkpoint have seized over 3 million Thai baht from a Myanmar national. The incident is seen as part of intensified efforts to control cross-border cash movements.
One month after devastating floods in Hua Sai, southern Thailand, many homes remain submerged, with recovery efforts lagging. Concerns are mounting over the potential influx of industrial waste from nearby zones, exacerbating fears of secondary environmental damage.
A massive illegal dumping site, spanning over 10 rai (approximately 16,000 square meters), has been discovered along the Pattaya-Map Ta Phut Motorway in Chonburi province, Thailand. The site contains industrial waste and electronic garbage, raising concerns about environmental pollution.
A transwoman has been arrested in Thailand on suspicion of stabbing a postgraduate student with scissors. The detailed circumstances and background of the incident are currently limited based on publicly available information.
A mushroom hunter in Thailand's northern Tak province narrowly avoided a fatal accident after discovering a live M67 fragmentation grenade. The device was almost detonated when the hunter attempted to pry it loose with a knife. Authorities have secured the area and are handling the explosive.
Kuwait Airways will commence direct flights between Kuwait and Phuket, Thailand, starting October 27th, aiming to attract high-quality tourists from the Middle East.
The Thai environmental group 'Seub Nakhasathien' plans to file a lawsuit again, challenging the cabinet's approval of the Khlong Wang Tonod reservoir construction, citing flaws in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EHIA). This marks a renewed challenge to the project's resumption.
The Thai government has announced an emergency aid package of 10,000 Baht for victims of recent heavy rainfall and flooding in Phuket. The initiative aims to provide swift relief and support for the recovery of affected residents.
Thailand's Court of Appeal has postponed the verdict in a criminal defamation case against three women human rights defenders to November 2, 2026. Fortify Rights urges the court to acquit them, calling the prolonged legal action an abuse of judicial proceedings that should protect freedom of expression.
The Thai army has strongly denied Cambodia's claims regarding the displacement of residents due to border barrier construction. The border dispute between the two nations could impact regional stability.
The chairman of the Thai House of Representatives' Police Committee has ordered the Cyber Police to conduct a thorough investigation into political party donations. Concerns about illicit funds from dark businesses, online gambling, and fraud are particularly high, potentially leading to party dissolution.