Bangkok: Celebrities and public figures have united to amplify the discourse on animal welfare, marking the 75th anniversary of World Animal Protection with the “Don’t Forget Them” campaign. The campaign symbolizes a collective effort to advocate for animals who cannot voice their own needs, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and valuing animal life. According to Thai News Agency, World Animal

Bangkok: The Sugarcane Authority of Thailand (SAT) has projected a significant increase in sugarcane crushing for the 2025/26 season, expecting over 93 million tons to be processed. This initiative is part of SAT’s effort to reduce PM2.5 dust emissions by implementing the “Burn less, open first” strategy. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Bai Noi Suwanchatri, Secretary-General of the Cane

Seoul: Book Natcharee, known for her hit song “Still Single” and as a member of the band Olives, is no longer single after her boyfriend proposed to her during a trip to Korea. The singer has been in a relationship with a man outside the entertainment industry for several years. According to Thai News Agency, the proposal came as a

Bangkok: Bowornsak Uwanno, Deputy Prime Minister, addressed the ongoing debate regarding the Prime Minister’s power to dissolve Parliament in the context of a no-confidence motion. Bowornsak clarified that despite the submission of a no-confidence motion by the opposition, the Prime Minister retains the authority to dissolve Parliament until the motion is thoroughly reviewed, placed on the agenda, and officially notified

Songkhla: “Phiphat” went to Highway 43 to inspect the problem of seawater erosion. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, visited Thepha District, Songkhla Province, to inspect Highway 43, a strategic route connecting the three southern border provinces. He also monitored the resolution of seawater erosion along the coastline and presided over the opening of the Pak

Bangkok: Representatives from government agencies, private sectors, and citizens paid their respects to the royal urn. Representatives from government agencies, the private sector, and the public continued to pay their respects to the royal urn of Her Majesty the Queen Mother at Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall in the Grand Palace. According to Thai News Agency, at Dusit Maha Prasat