Bangkok: Former Prime Minister and Advisor to the ASEAN Chairman, Thaksin Shinawatra, has emphasized that there will be no shift in the current government or the prime minister’s position. According to Thai News Agency, during a special lecture titled ‘Unlocking Thailand’s Future, Fighting the Global Crisis, Changing the Game of the Thai Economy,’ organized by MCOT Public Company Limited, Thaksin
Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has unveiled his vision to position Thailand as a hub for green electricity, emphasizing the need for private and foreign investments to achieve this goal due to the government’s borrowing limitations. According to Thai News Agency, Thaksin discussed various strategies to generate income for Thailand and its citizens, including canal dredging and land reclamation.
Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra recently emphasized that political problems in Thailand pose a greater challenge than economic issues, attributing this to their unpredictable nature. According to Thai News Agency, Thaksin discussed these views during an interview on the “Listen to Your Ears” program, hosted by Wira Thiraphat and Chutima Phuengkhamsuk, at the event “Unlocking Thailand’s Future, Fighting Global
Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra addressed concerns regarding the decline in Chinese tourists visiting Thailand, attributing the decrease to safety issues rather than the absence of entertainment complexes. He emphasized the importance of moving forward with Smart City initiatives, including the installation of AI cameras, to enhance safety and attract tourists. Thaksin also discussed the necessity of casinos in
Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has expressed his concerns about the risks political instability poses to Thailand’s governance and economic recovery. He highlighted that political disruptions could lead to administrative challenges, making it difficult to address the long-standing economic issues facing the country. Thaksin emphasized the importance of cooperation and restoring hope among Thai citizens. According to Thai News
Bangkok: The NCB Subcommittee on Production has approved a budget to help with the annual rice farming at 1,200 baht per rai. According to Thai News Agency, the NEB Subcommittee on Production has resolved to approve the payment of financial assistance to farmers for the 68/69 wet season at 1,200 baht per rai for households with no more than 10
Ubon ratchathani: The commander of Army Region 2 revealed that soldiers stepped on a landmine while patrolling from the Morakot Operations Base to Hill 481 on the Chong Bok border in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. Three soldiers were injured but are safe. It is believed that the bomb was left in the original battle area. According to Thai
Rawai: Heartbreaking! A foreign man buried a dog alive. Fortunately, the authorities and villagers were able to help in time before contacting the Soi Dog Foundation to take care of the dog and file a complaint against the dog owner. According to Thai News Agency, the Phuket Times shared a video clip capturing the distressing scene, which showed a Siberian
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