November 8, 2025

Ministry of Education and Agriculture Reverses Sugar Price Hike Decision

Bangkok: The Ministry of Education has cancelled the announcement to increase sugar prices after the Prime Minister expressed concern about the impact on local residents and shops. This decision comes after the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives (MOC) also withdrew its earlier announcement regarding the sugar price hike. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, Government Spokesperson, stated that

US Reports Foiling of Iranian Plot to Assassinate Israeli Ambassador in Mexico

Washington: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) had planned to assassinate Israel’s ambassador to Mexico, but the attempt was thwarted, a US official announced. The plot, which began late last year, has been contained, and there is currently no threat. According to Thai News Agency, an unnamed US official indicated that the plot against Ambassador Einat Kranz Neiger had been

Nisit Sindhuphrai Arrested After Six Years on the Run in ASEAN Summit Case

Bangkok: Nisit Sindhuphrai, a former member of the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD), has been apprehended in Roi Et after evading authorities for six years in connection with the ASEAN Summit controversy. The arrest was carried out by officers from Division 3 of the Crime Suppression Division. According to Thai News Agency, the arrest was made on the

Monporn Criticizes Anutin Government as Reaching a Dead End

Bangkok: Monporn Charoensri, a key figure in the Pheu Thai Party, has expressed strong criticism of the current government under Prime Minister Anutin, describing it as reaching a dead end. She pointed out the challenges faced by a minority government with limited parliamentary seats, especially when confronting a potential no-confidence vote. Monporn remains confident that the Pheu Thai Party is

Buriram Farmers Face Devastation as Typhoon Kalmaegi Destroys Rice Crops

Buriram: Buriram farmers are distressed after Typhoon Kalmaegi caused rice plants to fall, fearing that their rice grains will be soaked in rotten water. Tropical Storm Kalmaegi has wreaked havoc on Buriram farmers. Rice is fully mature and ready for harvest, but wind and rain have blown the plants down. They fear that the rice, soaked in water for several

Thai Ministry of Interior Conducts Nationwide Workshops to Preserve Thai Textiles and Handicrafts

Bangkok: The Ministry of Interior recently organized six workshops across the country focused on enhancing and developing the intellectual heritage of Thai textiles and handicrafts, aligning with the initiative of Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya. According to Thai News Agency, these workshops were orchestrated by the Ministry of Interior through the Office of the Permanent Secretary and the Community Development Department.

Senate Denies Intentions of Delaying Constitutional Amendment After Meeting Collapse

Bangkok: Pisit insists the Senate has no intention of delaying the constitutional amendment process after the meeting collapsed due to a lack of clarity. He revealed that the Senate President has cancelled his overseas study trip and is on standby in case of a special session. He emphasized that the origins of the constitution-drafting body must not violate the Constitutional

Taiwanese Authorities Detain Mother of Child Forced into Prostitution in Japan

Bangkok: The National Police Chief confirmed that Taiwanese authorities have arrested the mother of a 12-year-old child. The mother has been detained and there is an urgent request for her to be brought back to Thailand for questioning, as ordered by the Deputy National Police Chief. According to Thai News Agency, Police General Kittirat Panpetch, the National Police Chief, addressed