Chanthaburi: The Ministry of Defence is solidifying its position ahead of the upcoming General Border Committee (GBC) meeting in Chanthaburi, as tensions with Cambodia escalate over alleged violations of international conventions. The Thai Ministry emphasized its unwillingness to engage in discussions lacking technical clarity and hinted at the possibility of abstaining from the meeting if an agreement cannot be reached.

Bangkok: The Cabinet acknowledged the state of the industrial economy in September 2025, with the Manufacturing Production Index (MPI) growing by 1.0%. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Lalida Periswiwatana, Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, disclosed that the Cabinet meeting recognized the industrial economic report for September 2025, presented by the Ministry of Industry through the Office of

Bangkok: The Cabinet approved a review of the EV3 resolution to increase flexibility and further push Thailand towards becoming a global hub for electric vehicle production. Ms. Lalida Periswiwatana, Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, revealed that the Cabinet has agreed to reassess the Cabinet resolution dated April 8, 2025, which pertains to the extension of the production compensation

Bangkok: The Gold Traders Association forecasts that gold prices will reach 70,000 baht next year, even as the baht strengthens. According to Thai News Agency, gold prices have surged, with gold bars hitting 66,050 baht and gold jewelry reaching 66,850 baht, following significant gold purchases by China’s central bank. The Gold Traders Association reported an immediate increase of 900 baht

Bangkok: A ceremony was held by the Prime Minister’s Office to present the “Outstanding Government Information Center Award 2025,” aiming to enhance transparency in government information disclosure. Deputy Prime Minister Sophon Saram presided over the event, which was attended by Ms. Yupa Taweewattanakitbaworn, Permanent Secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office, along with executives and staff from the Office of the

Nan: Continuing her charitable efforts, singer-actress and mother of three, Pin Kejmanee, recently visited Nan Hospital in Nan province to donate medical equipment and bring snacks to support the doctors and nurses. According to Thai News Agency, Pin posted a picture on her personal Instagram account with the caption: “Donating surgical instruments for cadaver dissection, gauze, and alcohol. And also,

Phatthalung: The Department of Physical Education has embarked on a mission to train exemplary community sports administrators across 14 southern provinces, with the goal of fostering community engagement and promoting a culture of sports and exercise for individuals of all ages. According to Thai News Agency, the initiative was launched through a project aimed at enhancing the capabilities of sports

Bangkok: The Department of Employment emphasizes that employers must promptly register the legal rights of workers of three nationalities by December 26th. The Department of Employment stresses the urgent need for employers to apply for work permits for workers from Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam who currently have illegal employment status. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Somchai Morakotsriwan, Director-General of