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Thailand’s Digital Economy Grows, But AI Utilization Lags Behind

Bangkok: The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce reveals that Thailand’s digital economy is growing at an average rate of 7-10% per year, but AI is not being fully utilized to generate income. According to Thai News Agency, the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) disclosed its Digital Transformation Index, highlighting that while Thailand’s infrastructure is strong,

“Nano” and “Best” Secure First-Day Golds for Thailand at 33rd SEA Games

Chonburi: “Nano” Watcharakul Limjitrakorn and “Best” Methasit Boonsena made headlines as they clinched gold medals for Thailand on the opening day of the 33rd Southeast Asian Games. According to Thai News Agency, “Nano,” a 19-year-old Thai national athlete and a first-year student at Kasetsart University, captured the first gold medal for Thailand with a flawless dance routine. Competing in the

Chaiwut Unveils Rak Chart Party’s Plans for Candidate Launch Amid Political Climate

Bangkok: Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn, leader of the Rak Chart Party, announced during an event at Samyan Mitrtown Shopping Center that the party is set to unveil its candidates and prime ministerial candidate soon, encouraging young people to embrace the party’s ideology. He emphasized his hopes to amend laws to facilitate livelihoods and mentioned that he does not foresee the Prime Minister

Nikorn Chamnong Advocates Simultaneous Election and Referendum to Save Billions

Bangkok: Nikorn Chamnong, director of the Chart Thai Development Party and secretary of the joint committee on the referendum, believes that holding the election and referendum concurrently on March 29, 2026, could save 5 billion baht. He highlighted the significance of the third reading of the draft constitution, which requires a one-third majority vote, underscoring the need for discussions between

Cambodia Requests Withdrawal from 2025 SEA Games Citing Border Tensions

Bangkok: Cambodia has officially requested to withdraw from the 2025 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, submitting a formal letter to the National Olympic Committee of Thailand and the CEO of the SEA Games Council. The decision arises from concerns over border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, which have raised safety concerns among athletes and officials. According to Thai News Agency, Vath

Nattapong Calls for Clear Resolution on Thai-Cambodian Border Conflict

Bangkok: Natthapong Ruangpanyawut, a Member of Parliament and leader of the People’s Party, has urged the Thai government to clearly define the end goal in the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border situation. He emphasized the importance of resolving the conflict without positioning Thailand as the aggressor, and suggested that pressure should be applied to Cambodia to encourage negotiations. According to Thai News

Young Jet Ski Talent Shines at 2025 SEA Games Opening Ceremony

Bangkok: “I’ve waited for this day for a long time!” exclaimed Ple Nakorn as he watched his son, Orga, display his jet ski prowess during the opening ceremony of the 2025 SEA Games. The event, hosted by Thailand, featured Orga’s impressive performance on a jet ski, captivating the audience with his skills. According to Thai News Agency, Ple Nakorn, who

Clashes Erupt at Kantharalak Border; Border Patrol Officer Killed and Injured by Suicide Drone Strike

Kantharalak: Fierce clashes erupted along the border in Kantharalak District, Sisaket Province, with continuous gunfire throughout the day. More frontline personnel, including eight border patrol officers, were injured after Cambodia launched a suicide drone attack on their operational base. According to Thai News Agency, the conflict intensified in the region, leading to casualties among the border patrol officers. The situation