Bangkok: The reading of the Supreme Court’s verdict in the National United Front (NUP) terrorism case from 2010 has been postponed to January 20, 2026. This decision came after one of the key defendants, Jeng Dokjik, suffered a stroke. According to Thai News Agency, the postponed hearing was initially set to take place in courtroom 609 of the Criminal Court

Bangkok: The Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) has provided new insights into student enrollment for the upcoming academic year of 2025, highlighting a significant reliance on public universities in Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, the data shows over 1.87 million students are enrolled in public universities, compared to approximately 339,000 in private universities and over

Bangkok: The Prime Minister held an urgent meeting with the Secretary-General of the National Security Council to address critical issues involving the Thai-Cambodian border. Cambodian operatives reportedly seized Chinese-made missiles, prompting immediate government attention. The Prime Minister also dismissed concerns regarding the timing of the new MPs’ unveiling amidst ongoing tensions. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister and Minister

Florida: The Grant Thornton Invitational, a mixed-gender team golf event held in Florida, USA, has come to a close following its final round. The American duo, Lauren Coughlin and Andrew Novak, emerged as the champions with a score of 28 under par 188. According to Thai News Agency, three other pairs shared second place, each scoring 25 under par 191.

Bangkok: Reserve Senators have formally petitioned Narong, the newly appointed chairman of the Election Commission (EC), to escalate a case of alleged collusion involving Senators to the Supreme Court. Additionally, they are seeking an evaluation of Saeng Boonmee’s performance as Secretary-General of the Election Commission, with a view to his potential dismissal. According to Thai News Agency, a group of

Chonburi: Unconstructive content has gone viral after a group of teenagers danced on the back of a buffalo statue at the new bridge landmark in Chonburi. Netizens have condemned their behavior. Recently, the parents of five teenagers, aged 14-16, who filmed the video, have met with police and apologized to the public. According to Thai News Agency, a popular Facebook

Bangkok: This is yet another heartwarming moment that made many feel happy to see: As Naphis Tontangpanich, a Thai national shooting team member who recently won a silver medal at the 33rd SEA Games in the mixed team air rifle event, took his medal to get an autograph from superstar actor Nadech Kugimiya. According to Thai News Agency, as Naphis,

Liverpool: Virgil van Dijk expects Mohamed Salah to stay with Liverpool and not leave the team during the New Year transfer window. Mohamed Salah returned to the pitch in Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Brighton, providing the assist for the winning goal, after clearing things up with manager Arne Schlot. According to Thai News Agency, the Egyptian striker will join the