Bangkok: Bam Pichayanin, the powerful female artist, returns to the spotlight with her new single, “Temporary Pain, Permanent Loneliness.” This sophisticated country song tells the story of a relationship that feels like a small wound, but suddenly becomes deeply hurt. This song showcases her signature sharp, aggressive vocals, but with a gentle, hurtful tone that seems to draw from real

Bangkok: Khaothip Thidadin, the renowned Morlam singer, has returned with a lively new single titled “Ma Hug Lot Tha Sot Tae” or “Come Love, If You’re Really Single.” The song aims to delight single individuals with its catchy tune and upbeat rhythm. According to Thai News Agency, the song blends contemporary Isan country music with playful lyrics about single women

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has bolstered its defense capabilities with the acquisition of 100 Thai-made drones, generously donated by the Yamfaoland Foundation. These unmanned aerial vehicles are intended to enhance security efforts, particularly along the Thai-Cambodian border. According to Thai News Agency, the donation was formalized at a ceremony held at the Royal Thai Army Headquarters. Mr. Panthep Puapongphan,

Pattaya: Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya has been actively practicing horse riding at the Thai Polo and Equestrian Club in Pattaya, Chonburi Province, as she prepares for the FEI Asian Championships Pattaya 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Princess Sirivannavari scheduled her practice sessions from 20-24 November 2025. She is set to compete in the Dressage category and

Bangkok: Attorney Witoon Kaengngan has firmly denied allegations involving his client, Boss Kant, in rumors suggesting his presence in a CCTV footage linked to secret mafia activities. According to Thai News Agency, Witoon emphasized that the spread of such rumors has caused significant damage to Boss Kant’s family and is potentially a distraction from the ongoing issue of VIP treatment

Bangkok: Panthep Puapongphan has submitted documents from the French treaty pertaining to the cliff edge during the reign of King Rama V, as discussions about the potential cancellation of MOU 43-44 gain momentum. According to Thai News Agency, Panthep revealed that Deputy Prime Minister for Legal Affairs, Bowornsak Uwanno, had summoned him for a discussion at Government House. The meeting

Bangkok: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has extended his congratulations to “Pro Gino” Atthaya, who has made Thailand proud by successfully defending her title at the LPGA CME Group Tour Championship. In a message shared on his personal Facebook page, Anutin expressed, “Congratulations to Gino Atthaya on winning the LPGA Championship for two consecutive years. What great news!” According to Thai