Chaiyaphum: The Director-General of the Department of Forestry has mandated stringent legal action against individuals found to have illegally encroached upon the Phu Laen Kha National Forest Reserve. This decisive move comes in the wake of a comprehensive investigation carried out by the forest protection unit, which revealed unauthorized activities within the forested area, particularly by tourist accommodation businesses. According

Niigata: Japan is preparing to restart the world’s largest nuclear power plant after the local legislature voted to give a vote of confidence to the Niigata Prefecture governor, who supported the restart of the plant. The Niigata Prefectural Assembly voted today to give a vote of confidence to Governor Hideyo Hanazumi, effectively approving his November statement supporting the restart of

Bangkok: Tri Chainarong, a renowned country music star known for his success in a million-baht singing competition, has recently turned his attention towards humanitarian efforts for refugees and soldiers stationed along the border in Sa Kaeo Province. Chainarong, who hails from the same province, has donated personal funds and rallied support from his fan club to provide essential goods and

Bangkok: The People’s Party is encountering significant internal challenges as Thailand approaches the February 8, 2026, election. Although the party continues to lead in popularity polls in Bangkok, signals from within suggest potential trouble. According to Thai News Agency, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Thanaporn Sriyakul, Director of the Institute for Policy and Political Analysis, warns of underlying issues that the People’s