Bangkok: The government is extending financial support to citizens through a new initiative allowing individuals to pawn items at pawnshops with no interest for three months on loans up to 5,000 baht. This initiative will be available from January 1st…
Bangkok: There is gray, but there is no us. This is the slogan capturing attention in the current election campaign season, emphasizing a commitment to transparency and accountability. The phrase “There’s gray, there’s no…” suggests a refusal to coo…
Old city: National Bird Day, observed annually on January 5th, serves as a crucial reminder of the need to protect bird species from the detrimental effects of human activities. Established in 1894 by Charles Amonzo Batcook, a school principal from Ol…
Bangkok: The Prime Minister led the Cabinet in making merit for the New Year (69th year), paying respects to the sacred objects at Government House. The Prime Minister and his wife, along with the Cabinet, participated in a New Year’s merit-making cer…
Lima: The Thai Embassy in Lima clarified that the situation in Venezuela will not affect the elections and referendums, and that overseas elections in five countries will proceed as planned on January 29.
According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Tha…
Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, underscored his preparation for upcoming elections, asserting that there would be no surprises as the party leader must support its members. He laughed off allegations by Nipit Int…
Bangkok: The National Security Council (NSC) has decided to deploy General Apirat Kongsompong to attend the General Border Committee (GBC) meeting with the Cambodian Ministry of Defence, set to take place in Chanthaburi. According to Thai News Agency, the NSC has also resolved that General Natthaphol Nakpanich, the Minister of Defence, will participate in the GBC meeting with Cambodian defense
Bangkok: As the registration period for both constituency and party-list parliamentary candidates approaches, each political party must submit the names of their prime ministerial candidates to the Election Commission. According to Thai News Agency, academics analyze that approximately 4-5 political parties have a chance to win the next prime minister’s seat. The political landscape is closely scrutinized as each party
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