Bangkok: Actor Chin Chinwut expressed his admiration for his wife, Lily Panthila, through a heartfelt birthday message as she celebrated her 31st birthday. The message, posted alongside a photo of their new home under construction, conveyed his pride in her achievements and his hopes for her future. According to Thai News Agency, Chin Chinwut’s message highlighted Lily’s journey from her

Bangkok: The young leading actor Phon Nawason recently addressed rumors about being the channel’s favorite actor, asserting that he does not consider himself as such. According to Thai News Agency, Phon clarified that his frequent presence on screen is not due to favoritism but rather the opportunities provided by his superiors. He expressed gratitude for these opportunities, which allow him

Bangkok: Bangkok Bank launches the ‘Bangkok Bank Travel Card’ to cater to international travelers, offering comprehensive privileges to all destinations under the concept “Go…to the destination” and aims to have at least 100,000 cards issued in the first year. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chok Na Ranong, Executive Vice President and Credit Card Manager of Bangkok Bank Public Company

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has categorically denied reports suggesting that rangers assaulted a Cambodian woman. The Army’s response comes amid accusations from the Cambodian Senate President concerning the treatment of border soldiers and prisoners of war. The Thai Army maintains that these allegations aim to tarnish its reputation and insists that Thailand adheres to international standards, contrary to claims

Beijing: Their Majesties King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua and Queen Suthida Bajrasudhabimalalakshana on Saturday visited the Beijing Aerospace City to observe China’s advancements in aviation and space technology. The royal couple was received by Mr. Chen Mingbo, Chairman of the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), and Professor Li Daming, CEO and President of the China Academy of Space

Bangkok: The Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) spokesperson announced that after their general meeting to introduce candidates, the entire nation was “wowed.” According to Thai News Agency, the spokesperson revealed that General Prawit Wongsuwan, the party leader, has mandated rigorous qualification and criminal background checks for prospective MP candidates. The spokesperson emphasized the party’s readiness to continue previous policies, including the

Seoul: South Korean media reported a drop in South Koreans traveling to Southeast Asian countries following news of online scams and kidnappings in Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, the Korea Herald newspaper website reported, citing passenger statistics released by Incheon Airport Corporation, that in October 2015, overall travel from South Korea to Southeast Asia decreased by 7.25 percent from

Bangkok: “Prawit” declined to answer questions about talks with “Decha Isara” about joining the “PPRP”, instead asking “Thammarak” how many MP districts he would send, insisting he wanted as many seats as possible. General Prawit Wongsuwan, leader of the Palang Pracharath Party, gave an interview regarding the party’s readiness for the next election and its MP selection. He stated that