Bangkok: Senator Pinyaphat Sansaneeyawin praised Thai workers for their essential contribution to strengthening the nation’s economy, highlighting challenges anticipated in 2025 due to the trade war and tariffs. She underscored the importance of supporting the government’s efforts in skill development and urged consideration of incentives for organizations employing senior workers. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Pinyaphat, speaking on National

Bangkok: The PAD mob has submitted a letter expressing their stance that Thai people should not lose their land, as tensions arise over negotiations concerning overlapping areas between Thailand and Cambodia. If the negotiations are seen as disadvantageous today, ‘Okya Kalahom Bhumtham’ should be prepared for the consequences. According to Thai News Agency, the Student and People’s Network for Thailand

Bangkok: The Ministry of Agriculture has cautioned farmers in Mukdahan Province to remain vigilant for signs of anthrax among cattle, buffalo, goats, and sheep after a person recently died following the consumption of raw beef. Despite this incident, no animals have been found to have died abnormally in the area. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Ekkapab Polsue, spokesperson for

Bangkok: Government officials have been implicated in a scandal involving the encroachment on public land, as revealed by an investigation conducted by ISOC Region 4 in collaboration with the Office of the Ombudsman and the Goddess Task Force. The case is set to be forwarded to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) and the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) for further expedited

Bangkok: The representative of dialysis nurses filed a request to the Administrative Court to revoke the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health. Representatives of dialysis nurses filed a lawsuit with the Administrative Court, requesting the revocation of the Ministry of Public Health’s announcement, fearing that it would affect the profession and kidney disease patients nationwide due to the new

Maris: Thailand and Ethiopia Strengthen Ties in Tourism and Medicine, Tackle Human Trafficking Mr. Maris Sngiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, revealed about his visit to Brazil to attend the BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting that during his visit to the meeting, he had the opportunity to meet with Mr. Gedeon Timoteos, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia, to discuss opportunities to

Bangkok: “Wirote” has announced potential legal action against the Minister of Finance and the Director-General of the Revenue Department for delaying the investigation into the Prime Minister’s alleged tax evasion. The issue revolves around the PN ticket examination concerning Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra, with accusations of tax evasion surfacing due to the purchase of shares worth 4,434.5 million baht. According

Bangkok: Senator Pinyaphat Sansaneeyawin praised Thai workers for their essential contribution to strengthening the nation’s economy, highlighting challenges anticipated in 2025 due to the trade war and tariffs. She underscored the importance of supporting the government’s efforts in skill development and urged consideration of incentives for organizations employing senior workers. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Pinyaphat, speaking on National