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Nonthaburi Pheu Chart Lawmakers Explain Prime Minister Reception as Proper Hosting Protocol
A Nonthaburi Pheu Chart MP defended his appearance at a Prime Minister event as proper hosting protocol, saying he seized the opportunity to submit a letter about local infrastructure issues including the M-81 expressway and water pipes.
Honda Revs Up the Energy for Manchester United and Liverpool Fans with Epic Red Derby Activities
Honda organized a Red Derby fan event in Bangkok featuring 22 Premier League supporters riding electric motorcycles through themed routes before a friendly match on May 3rd, with activities designed to showcase the new Honda UC3 bike's feat
JAS Sees Rare Opportunity to Secure World Cup Live Broadcasting Rights as Thais Have Watched for Free—Unless Government Steps In
JAS is weighing whether to bid for Thailand's 2026 World Cup broadcasting rights, a 1.3 billion baht investment complicated by Thais having watched the tournament free for two decades. The company says it would only pursue the deal with gov
Labor Minister Juldej Expresses Deep Sorrow Over Rider's Death in Traffic Accident, Accelerates Social Security Compensation and Pushes New Law Protecting Informal Workers
Labor Minister Juldej expressed condolences over a 27-year-old delivery rider's traffic death and ordered accelerated Social Security compensation while pushing legislative reforms to protect informal platform workers.
A Look Back at the 500-Rai Empire of Sai Chiang, Star of the 'Broke, Stressed, Drinking' Ad, at White Sand Beach Amid Controversy
Actor Sai Chiang, famous for the 'Broke, Stressed, Drinking' ad, met anti-corruption officials to clarify his involvement in White Sand Beach project in Nakhon Pathom after withdrawing from his ambassador role due to financial strain.
Thaksin Still Has Hope for EM Monitoring Removal if He Files Health Petition
Thaksin Shinawatra could still have his electronic monitoring device removed if he files a health petition after his release, according to Justice Ministry sources, despite the clemency committee's decision to require him to wear one until
PM Offers Wishes on National Labor Day, Emphasizes Wage Increases Must Be Justified
Prime Minister Anuthin Charnvirakul marked National Labor Day on May 1st by pledging to consider wage increase requests only if they have a logical and justified basis.
Deputy Education Minister Akkanat Visits Storm-Affected Schools in Sisaket, Emphasizes No Welcome Ceremonies Needed, Launches Peer Mentorship Model
Deputy Education Minister Akkanat visited storm-damaged schools in Sisaket province on May 1, allocating emergency funds for repairs and announcing plans to expand a peer mentorship program nationwide to improve student safety and learning
Family appeals for A− and O− blood donors ahead of heart surgery
A family is urgently seeking rare A-negative and O-negative blood donors for a patient's triple bypass heart surgery scheduled May 19 at Banphaeo General Hospital in Samut Sakhon.
Snooker Association Slams SAT for Approving Events but Denying Funds, Leaving 25 Million Baht in Debt—Deputy Director Promises Immediate Resolution
Thailand's Billiards Association has accumulated a 25 million baht debt after the Sports Authority approved snooker tournaments but withheld funding, forcing the chairman to use personal assets to keep the organization operational. SAT's de
Erratic Weather Brings Rain and Heat; Phayao Reservoir Water Level Drops Sharply as Dead Fish Float Ashore Amid Foul Odors
Phayao's Gwan reservoir faces a crisis as erratic weather causes water levels to drop sharply, leaving thousands of dead fish floating and emitting foul odors across the critical water source.
Deputy Education Minister Akkhornwit Sets May 5 Deadline for Learning Standards Office to Address Outdated Textbook Concerns
Deputy Education Minister Akkhornwit gave the Office of the Basic Education Commission until May 5 to explain why Thai schools still use outdated textbooks from 2008 and address content quality concerns raised by opposition lawmakers.