Canberra: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Turkey will host next year’s United Nations (UN) climate summit, COP31, while Australia will lead intergovernmental talks there under a compromise deal being shaped in talks in Brazil. The annual COP is the world’s primary forum for climate action, and the compromise agreement would ease a standoff between Australia and Turkey over

Guangzhou: Nuniew Chawarin, a multi-talented young artist known for his skills in acting, singing, and dancing, recently flew to China for a fan signing event and was met with an unexpectedly warm reception from his Chinese fans. The event, held in a large venue in Guangzhou, was a rare occasion for Nuniew to connect with his fans abroad, as he

Bangkok: Fifty-four foreign nationals, identified as scammers working at Myanmar’s notorious KK Park, illegally crossed the Moei River into Thailand and surrendered to authorities in Tak province. The individuals fled after the Myanmar military launched a siege and subsequently bombed the Myawaddy-based cyber-scam compound. According to Thai News Agency, the escapees were apprehended in two groups in Mae Sot district:

Bangkok: Indonesia evacuated more than 900 people and is facilitating the safe return of 170 stranded climbers on Thursday after Mount Semeru, one of the country’s highest mountains, erupted again on Wednesday. According to Thai News Agency, the alert level remained at its highest after Mount Semeru on Java island erupted 10 times on Wednesday, spewing massive plumes of ash

Tha chang: Rescue workers and villagers mobilized to help a 65-year-old man who was swept off the road by floodwaters and stuck at the base of a rubber tree. More than 20 rescue workers and villagers joined forces to rescue the man on the Ton Sai-Ban Tha Baek Road in Tha Chang District. He was subsequently taken to safety by

Bangkok: The government has issued a warning following a surge in influenza cases, which have resulted in 100 deaths. It is advising seven specific at-risk groups to get vaccinated without delay. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ayarin Phanrit, Deputy Government Spokesperson, highlighted that the fluctuating weather conditions have led to a rise in five infectious diseases over the past

Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved the establishment of four new special economic zones in Thailand, aimed at attracting renowned international universities to set up campuses in the country. This strategic move is expected to boost the higher education sector by designating these areas as hubs for high-potential foreign higher education institutions. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, spokesman

Bangkok: Abhisit Vejjajiva, leader of the Democrat Party, has disclosed plans to propose three candidates for the position of prime minister. According to Thai News Agency, this strategy is intended to align with the current political landscape, though Abhisit emphasized that there is no urgency in announcing these candidates. Abhisit discussed the party’s ongoing preparations for nominating both Members of