Bangkok: Suan Dusit University’s recent poll has shed light on the political dynamics in Thailand for October 2025, revealing notable figures in both government and opposition circles. The survey, conducted with a sample of 2,126 people through online and field surveys from October 28 to 31, evaluated the “Thai Political Index for October 2025.” The index remained consistent with September’s

Bangkok: Heavy rainfall in Thung Saliam District, Sukhothai Province, has prompted the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) to issue a warning for residents to be vigilant against potential flash floods. The warning specifically targets the Thung Saliam and Thai Chana Suek subdistricts, urging residents to relocate their belongings to higher ground as a precautionary measure. Meanwhile, Bangkok also

Bangkok: The Prime Minister is currently experiencing significant pressure to intensify efforts against scammers. He has acknowledged the urgent need for decisive action to prevent a reputation of ineffectiveness and potential international sanctions. According to Thai News Agency, the AMLO chairman has announced plans to reimburse victims following the closure of over 800,000 money-laundering accounts, with more than 3 billion

Monthon: Air Chief Marshal Monthon Satchukorn, President of the Badminton Association of Thailand, recently visited the Baan Thong Yod badminton court to address and resolve the ongoing controversy surrounding the SEA Games allowances. This visit aimed to boost the morale of three national players-Ratchanok Intanon “May,” Kunlavut Vitidsarn “View,” and Pornpawee Chochuwong “Mew”-by presenting them with money and shuttlecocks. According