Guangzhou: Nuniew Chawarin, a multi-talented young artist known for his skills in acting, singing, and dancing, recently flew to China for a fan signing event and was met with an unexpectedly warm reception from his Chinese fans. The event, held in a large venue in Guangzhou, was a rare occasion for Nuniew to connect with his fans abroad, as he

Canberra: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Turkey will host next year’s United Nations (UN) climate summit, COP31, while Australia will lead intergovernmental talks there under a compromise deal being shaped in talks in Brazil. The annual COP is the world’s primary forum for climate action, and the compromise agreement would ease a standoff between Australia and Turkey over

Chiang mai: It’s getting cold in the North! Temperatures are dropping sharply, and mountaintops are freezing. The northern region is starting to get cold, with temperatures plummeting. Chiang Mai’s lowest was 17 degrees Celsius, while many mountaintops saw temperatures drop below 10 degrees Celsius. According to Thai News Agency, the lowest temperature this morning at Doi Inthanon peak in Chom

Bangkok: The Ministry of Finance is currently awaiting approval for the “6+1” measures aimed at revitalizing the real estate market. Three real estate associations are scheduled to meet on November 21st to deliberate on transfer reductions, tax reductions, and strategies for reducing household debt. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai Condominium Association, the Housing Business Association, and the Thai

Bangkok: Ekanit has launched the “Fast Pass” program, which immediately unlocks 70 investment projects and is projected to attract 300 billion baht in cash flow by early 2026. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanpraphas announced that the measure will be presented to the Economic Cabinet for consideration on November 24th. The initiative aims to remove key obstacles hindering

Bangkok: The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) has reported an improvement in the water situation within the Chao Phraya Basin, attributing it to the reduced water discharges from major dams upstream. In an effort to alleviate the impact of recent flooding, the Cabinet has sanctioned an increase in compensation for affected areas, raising the original 9,000 baht support to up to

Bangkok: Assoc. Prof. Pol. Lt. Col. Dr. Kritsanapong submitted a letter to the Senate Legal Committee proposing an education reform model, emphasizing that universities must be models of good governance. According to Thai News Agency, Associate Professor Pol. Lt. Col. Dr. Kritsanaphong Pootrakool, Vice President for Security and Chairman of the Faculty of Criminology and Justice Administration at Rangsit University,

Chiang mai: The Prime Minister, leading a high-profile delegation, visited Chiang Mai to evaluate the Ping River’s potential and release 100,000 freshwater fish, while emphasizing the importance of government work over politics. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister, accompanied by Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul and other officials, embarked on a flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. The