Bangkok: Depa aims to create 105 smart cities by 2027, preparing local governments to use government cloud services to provide public services. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chaichanok Chidchob, Minister of Digital Economy and Society, emphasized the Ministry’s mission to leverage digital technology and infrastructure as vital tools for national development. The focus is on improving citizens’ quality of

Bangkok: Change is being urged among Thai people to reconsider the materials used for floating krathongs, especially bread and crispy corn snacks colored with fish food, during the vibrant Loy Krathong Festival. This call for change aims to tackle the problem of fish not consuming these materials in time, ultimately reducing water pollution, minimizing waste, and preserving water sources without

Bangkok: Abhisit Vejjajiva, the leader of the Democrat Party, has launched a new campaign titled “You Can Be a Good MP, Too,” aiming to inspire citizens to participate in politics without fear of potential challenges. He emphasized that this initiative marks a fresh start, advocating for a transformative change in Thai politics. According to Thai News Agency, Abhisit led the

Bangkok: Ja Nongpanee, the renowned country singer, has taken a bold stance against deceitful behavior, delivering a strong message on social media aimed at those who exploit and cheat others. According to Thai News Agency, Ja Nongpanee expressed her frustration over individuals who take advantage of others, emphasizing that such behavior is deeply ingrained and not easily changeable. In her

Beijing: China announced on Thursday it will suspend a further 24 percent retaliatory tariff on the United States for one year, following similar measures from the United States, but will maintain a 10 percent tariff on all U.S. imports. According to Thai News Agency, China’s Customs Tariff Commission released a statement indicating that the suspension of the additional 24 percent

Buriram: The Buriram Provincial Commerce Office has fined 1,000 baht to stores participating in the Half-Half Plus program, adding 7% VAT to the product price tag. Following a public outcry demanding an investigation into a cosmetics store in Buriram Province that allegedly charged a 7% VAT on top of the listed price, the store owner admitted to raising prices by

Yangon: Noom Kala, a well-known soft rock singer, recently traveled to Myanmar to make merit and contribute to the upkeep of the Shwedagon Pagoda. According to Thai News Agency, Noom Kala donated money for the maintenance and electricity bills of the historic pagoda, ensuring it remains illuminated for the next three months. He shared his intentions and actions via a