Bangkok: The Cabinet has resolved to establish eight committees to organize the royal funeral ceremonies for Her Majesty the Queen Mother. According to Thai News Agency, the government emphasized that while it will not prohibit any ceremonies, it urges appropriateness to prevent disruptions to people’s lives and businesses. The government refrains from recommending any political activities during this time, stressing

Bangkok: Supamas Isaraphakdi, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, has directed the Public Relations Department to communicate the Royal Cremation Ceremony of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, with the utmost honor. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Supamas held discussions with Ms. Sudruthai Lertkasem, Director General of the Public Relations Department, and her team. This meeting followed her

Bangkok: The Democrat Party recently held a seminar titled “What does Thailand need from political parties?” to address its 33-year streak of election losses and explore strategies for future success. Alongkorn Polbutr posed the critical question of how the party could secure a win after decades of setbacks. Dr. Suwit Maesincee, a former Minister of Higher Education, emphasized the need

Bangkok: Former Senator Direkrit Jenkrongtham has petitioned the Ombudsman to seek a ruling from the Constitutional Court regarding Parliament’s failure to hold a referendum on whether the public desires constitutional amendments. The petition questions if this oversight constitutes a violation of the Constitution and the Constitutional Court’s previous ruling. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Direkrit submitted his petition, emphasizing

Rayong: A tragic first day of school unfolded in Rayong when a school bus collided with another bus. The incident, which occurred in Ban Khai District, saw the school bus driver lose consciousness, leading to the vehicle rolling 100 meters with students on board. As the bus rolled, students fell down the back steps, resulting in injuries. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Minister of Defense has announced the commencement of a symbolic arms withdrawal between Thailand and Cambodia, marking a significant step in easing long-standing tensions between the two nations. This initiative began on October 26, 2025, and is expected to unfold over six weeks in three distinct phases. According to Thai News Agency, General Nattapol Nakphanit, the Minister of

Kuala lumpur: Anutin emphasized comprehensive cooperation, pushing for the ASEAN China Free Trade Agreement (ACFTA 3.0) to promote regional peace, strengthen supply chains, and promote a green economy. Today at 9:00 a.m. (local time in Kuala Lumpur), Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, along with leaders and representatives of ASEAN countries, witnessed the signing ceremony of

Narathiwat: Maruebo train station is now open for normal operation. The Southern Railway has resumed normal operations after repairs were made to damage caused by the bombing at Maruebo Station in Narathiwat Province yesterday. Initial reports indicate the attack was the work of Abdullah Maming’s group. According to Thai News Agency, following the explosion at the southern entrance of Maruebo