Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Nattasak Chaowanasai, Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), announced plans to intensify efforts against scammers and streamline the process for returning stolen funds to victims by 2026. This announcement was made during an interview on the “Share the News” program aired on MCOT NEWS FM 100.5, where he discussed the CIB’s operations after the bureau

Bangkok: “Pitak” Sukhsawat, the husband of Paetongtarn Shinawatra, represented the Shinawatra family during a visit to former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra at Klong Prem Central Prison. After the visit, Mr. Pitak emerged to greet Thaksin’s former Montfort School classmates, expressing gratitude on behalf of Thaksin for their support and making the trip from Chiang Mai. He advised them to take

Bangkok: The Government Housing Bank (GHB) is offering a cash incentive to its customers who have demonstrated financial discipline in their loan repayments. This initiative aims to reward those with loans not exceeding 2 million baht who have consistently made timely payments for 48 months up to November 2025. Eligible customers who continue to make payments via the GHB ALL

Washington: The United States is continuing to put pressure on Venezuela by ordering its military to focus on blocking Venezuela’s oil trade for at least two months. The U.S. government believes that the Venezuelan economy will face a severe catastrophe by the end of January next year if it does not make concessions to the U.S. According to Thai News

Sisaket: The border area between Thailand and Cambodia in the Preah Vihear-Huai Ta Maria region of Sisaket Province remains tense, with military operations continuing despite negotiations by the Generally Recognized Border Committee (GBC) that took place yesterday. Police Sergeant Udom suffered a head injury from shrapnel, but his condition is now stable. According to Thai News Agency, military activities are

Buriram: Villagers in Buriram have expressed a strong desire to take up arms and assist in the ongoing conflict, as tensions continue to flare along the Thai-Cambodian border. Refugees, still reeling from the repercussions of the clashes, have shown immense sympathy for the soldiers who have been defending the border for nearly 20 days, enduring numerous casualties. According to Thai