London: The Royal Mint has introduced a special £2 coin in tribute to Freddie Mercury, the renowned British singer, songwriter, and producer who gained fame as the lead singer of the rock band Queen. According to Thai News Agency, the coin features an iconic depiction of Mercury from Queen’s 1986 Wembley Stadium concert, capturing him in a memorable pose where

Bangkok: The Transport Company Limited (BKS) is advancing its Quick Win promotion, titled “Go First, Return Later,” offering a 20% discount on ticket prices. Mallika, the Deputy Minister of Transport, has directed BKS to roll out this initiative to enhance convenience and safety for travelers during the 2026 New Year’s holiday. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Mallika Jiraphanwanich disclosed

Bangkok: The Minister of Justice has stated that he is unaware of any pending cases against former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, which would affect his eligibility to request a suspended sentence. Thaksin, who was sentenced to one year in prison in a 14th-degree case, must serve at least one-third of his sentence and be imprisoned for at least six months

Tokyo: Japan continues to face a problem of bears attacking citizens and tourists, and authorities are trying various methods to prevent it. The latest is the use of drones to help repel bears. According to Thai News Agency, the bear-deterrent drone, officially called a “hunting drone,” was developed by Aero Japan. It’s a three-foot-wide drone with two large eyes on

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