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Thailand Sets Ambitious Target of 241 Gold Medals for 2025 SEA Games

Bangkok: The Thai sports community gathered at the Rajamangala National Stadium for the final installment of the Meet the Press SEA Games series, where the Thai team set an ambitious target of securing 241 gold medals at the upcoming 2025 SEA Games. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Paitoon Chutimakornkul, President of the Sports Photographers Association of Thailand, led the

United States Tops List as Largest Recipient of Chinese Loans

Washington: The United States has emerged as the largest recipient of China’s global lending, according to a new study that highlights a shift in China’s lending focus. Traditionally a major creditor to developing countries, China is increasingly providing loans to high-income nations to support strategic infrastructure and high-tech supply chains. According to Thai News Agency, a report released by AidData,

Ajarn Chalermchai Urges Thai Tourists to Uphold National Image Abroad

Bangkok: Ajarn Chalermchai has expressed his frustration with Thai tourists engaging in behavior abroad that he believes tarnishes Thailand’s reputation. In a recently released video, the professor addressed his fellow citizens, urging them to be mindful of their actions when traveling internationally. He stressed that even when traveling alone, Thai tourists represent their nation and should avoid conduct that could

BTFP Showcase 2025 Highlights 8 Innovative Technology Projects, Inspires Thai Researchers

Bangkok: The annual BTFP Showcase 2025, organized by the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Research and Development Fund for the Public Interest (BTFP), is set to exhibit eight pioneering technology research projects. This year’s event aims to highlight the achievements and innovations of funded researchers, encouraging a new generation of researchers to contribute to the field. The showcase will take place at

Cabinet Approves Tiered Flood Relief Measures for Over 171,000 Households

Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved tiered flood relief measures for people affected by flooding during the rainy season of 2025, with compensation payments ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 baht per household. The initiative will cover over 171,000 affected households across 22 provinces. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, stated that the flooding

Sino-Japanese Tensions Impact Film Screenings and Tourism

Beijing: The diplomatic tensions between China and Japan have escalated, impacting cultural exchanges and tourism. Chinese film distributors have halted the screening of at least two Japanese films as a response to the diplomatic row that has intensified following remarks by the Japanese Prime Minister concerning Taiwan. Additionally, major travel agencies in China have ceased the sale of tours to

Stithorn Analyzes Thai-Cambodian Dispute and Sovereignty Stance

Bangkok: “Stithorn” emphasizes that peace must not be exchanged for sovereignty, as reflected in Anutin’s position on the Thai-Cambodian dispute. Mr. Stithorn Thananithichot, a lecturer at Chulalongkorn University, analyzed Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s communication following discussions with US President Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Irahim. The analysis identified three key issues: border security dynamics, international cooperation frameworks,

Sorapong Sriyanong Appointed as Deputy Secretary-General of National Security Council

Bangkok: The Cabinet has officially appointed Sorapong Sriyanong as the new Deputy Secretary-General of the National Security Council. Ms. Ayrin Phanrit, Deputy Government Spokesperson, announced after the Cabinet meeting that the appointment was part of the Cabinet’s resolution to fill high-level administrative positions within the Prime Minister’s Office. According to Thai News Agency, the National Security Council proposed Sorapong Sriyanong