Bangkok: The Democrat Party is gearing up to announce its Bangkok parliamentary candidates on December 22nd. According to Thai News Agency, the party aims to secure 10 seats in the capital, with a broader nationwide launch of candidates scheduled for December 25th. This event will also see the introduction of three prime ministerial candidates. However, the party acknowledges a strategic

Chiang mai: Today at Chiang Mai Zoo, a parade of wildlife mascots was held, along with the unveiling of a new mascot, “Chaiyo the Elephant,” bringing joy to celebrate the end of the old year and the beginning of the new, continuing until National Children’s Day in 2026. According to Thai News Agency, various animal mascots, including elephants, horses, tigers,

Bangkok: “Ekanat” and “Suphamas,” two political leaders from Bangkok, have declared themselves as leaders of a new right-wing conservative group. They acknowledged the challenges they face in Bangkok but expressed their determination to lead the Bhumjaithai Party to victory. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Ekanat Promphan and Ms. Suphamas Isarabhakdi, key election leaders for the Bhumjaithai Party in Bangkok,

Bangkok: The Bank of Thailand is gearing up to meet increased demand for cash during the New Year period of 2026, with preparations in place for 70 billion baht in banknotes to accommodate withdrawals. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Busakorn Teerapanyachai, Assistant Governor for Infrastructure and Payment Systems Services at the Bank of Thailand, stated that the demand for

Bangkok: The area behind Kantaralak District remains on the highest alert as sporadic clashes continue on the Thai-Cambodian border in Sisaket province. Citizens and media are prohibited from entering four conflict zones. According to Thai News Agency, many villagers in evacuation centers are beginning to adapt to the situation, both in terms of living conditions and mental state.

Bangkok: Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkaew made a notable appearance at the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters, sparking questions regarding his potential political ambitions. Despite the interest, Mr. Sihasak clarified that he has yet to consider any political roles, including that of a Member of Parliament or a prime ministerial candidate, emphasizing that his visit was merely for a casual discussion. According to

Bangkok: The captain of Thailand’s women’s Arena of Valor (RoV) team on Tuesday denied any involvement in a misconduct scandal that forced the host nation to withdraw from the 33rd Southeast Asian Games: The Thailand E-Sports Federation (TESF) yesterday pulled the entire squad from the competition after player Napat “Tokyogurlz” Warasin was found to have used unauthorized software and modified

Bangkok: The Sa Kaeo Provincial Public Health Office has taken proactive measures by deploying medical teams and supplies to 46 evacuation centers in the region. According to Thai News Agency, the Sa Kaeo Provincial Public Health Department has ensured the readiness of medical teams to provide care to evacuees, along with sufficient medical supplies and medications stocked for two months,