Lanta & News
No. 01 · ENDLESS
National

Sustainability Expo 2026 Empowers Youth to Shape SDGs

Sustainability Expo 2026 launched a youth forum in Bangkok to amplify young voices in achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Academics and youth leaders emphasized that young people possess time, knowledge, and creativity to drive real change, urging a shift from awareness to action. The expo runs until November 15 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

Sustainability Expo 2026 Empowers Youth to Shape SDGs
1d ago Khaosod

Sustainability Expo 2026 (SX2026), the largest sustainability event in the ASEAN region, has opened a platform to promote youth roles in driving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the forum "Youth Voices, Global Choices: Shaping SDGs Together." The session invites the new generation to voice opinions, set directions, and take concrete action, with experts from academia and youth networks exchanging perspectives at the SX Global Forum, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

Assistant Professor Dr. Banthuer Panakao, lecturer at the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication, Thammasat University, stated: "Youth are not merely the future of society but the present generation facing the impacts of various problems. They should have the opportunity to participate in decision-making and genuinely solve problems, using technology and communication potential as tools to drive society."

Assistant Professor Chun Bunnak, Director of the Research Center for Sustainable Development Goals Support and lecturer at the Faculty of Economics, Thammasat University, said: "Youth possess three key powers: time, knowledge, and creativity, which can be developed into approaches to solve social problems, while emphasizing sustainable development that prioritizes People and Planet under the principle of Leaving No One Behind."

Thirapat Kraisatit, Director of YoungRise Thailand, a youth network supported by UNICEF Thailand, remarked: "Creating change can start from problems close to home in the community before scaling up through strong collaborative networks, while encouraging youth to become 'Eco-partners' who participate in setting the direction of social development."

This forum reflects that driving the SDGs requires cooperation from all sectors, especially opening opportunities for the new generation to use their potential and creativity, moving from awareness to action to build a sustainable society that leaves no one behind.

Join the inspiration and be part of "Adapt, Accept, Change" at SUSTAINABILITY EXPO 2026 (SX2026) from today until November 15, 2026, 10:00–20:00 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC). Follow news and activities of SX via Facebook Page: Sustainability Expo, www.sustainabilityexpo.com, and LINE @sxofficial.

No. 01 of ∞ Read at source → Next
National

Gulf Signs LNG Deal with PetroChina for 300,000 Tons

Thai energy firm Gulf Energy Development has signed a deal to supply 300,000 tons of LNG to China's PetroChina in 2027. The agreement, executed through Gulf's Singapore trading subsidiary, marks the company's shift from domestic supply toward international LNG portfolio management. Gulf aims to combine its Thai infrastructure with PetroChina's global market access to expand its energy trading footprint.

Gulf Signs LNG Deal with PetroChina for 300,000 Tons
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Government Proposes Separate Sports Ministry, Merges Tourism with Culture

The Thai government has proposed splitting the Ministry of Tourism and Sports into two separate entities: a new Ministry of Sports to drive the sports industry, and a merged Ministry of Culture and Tourism to link cultural heritage with tourism development. The bill was presented to parliament by Minister Pharadon Prisananuntakul, who argued the changes will boost economic value from both sectors while improving budget efficiency.

Government Proposes Separate Sports Ministry, Merges Tourism with Culture
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Fitch Affirms BEM Credit Rating at A(tha) Stable

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Bangkok Expressway and Metro's (BEM) long-term national credit rating at 'A(tha)' with a Stable outlook, citing strong business fundamentals, stable infrastructure assets, and effective financial management. BEM's Managing Director Dr. Somboon Kitjalak said the rating reflects confidence in the company's cash flow generation from expressway and metro operations, with the rail business expected to drive future growth. The affirmation bolsters investor and creditor confidence in BEM's ability to navigate economic challenges and deliver sustainable value.

Fitch Affirms BEM Credit Rating at A(tha) Stable
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

PM Advisor Urges Peace Talks, AI Intelligence Amid Southern Unrest

Prime Minister's Advisor Wan Muhammad Noor Matha linked the recent surge of violence in Thailand's deep southern provinces to a push for faster peace talks. He called for deploying AI-powered surveillance and better intelligence to identify those responsible, while reaffirming Thailand's demand for permanent security under the law. Wan Noor said he has conveyed this stance to the Malaysian facilitator and stressed that negotiations must proceed alongside firm legal enforcement.

PM Advisor Urges Peace Talks, AI Intelligence Amid Southern Unrest
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Putthirangsi Pibul Thrashes Phitsanulok 5-0, Faces Mon Thong Witthaya Next

Putthirangsi Pibul School from Chachoengsao defeated Northern Pre-University School from Phitsanulok 5-0 in the 7HD Champion Cup 2026 first round at Chulalongkorn University. The win marks their third consecutive clean-sheet victory, advancing them to the round of 128 where they will face Mon Thong Witthaya, last year's runners-up. Striker Jesada "Naw" Langka will reunite with his former school in the upcoming match.

Putthirangsi Pibul Thrashes Phitsanulok 5-0, Faces Mon Thong Witthaya Next
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Police

Khon Kaen SAO Member Crashes Car Into Fence, Flees

A Khon Kaen Subdistrict Administrative Organization member crashed his car into a residential fence in Phra Lap district, shouted "just kidding" in Isan dialect, and drove away without accepting responsibility. The property owner has been unable to contact the politician for over ten days to seek compensation for the damage. Local authorities also report being unable to reach the SAO member for comment.

Khon Kaen SAO Member Crashes Car Into Fence, Flees
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Songkhla MP Meets PM Anutin at Parliament Again

Songkhla MP Channapat Naksaew had a second chance encounter with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul at Parliament within a week. The Kla Tham Party MP greeted the Prime Minister briefly as Anutin arrived for a House session on November 11. Channapat later told reporters he knew Anutin's whereabouts from overhearing Bhumjaithai Party MPs, and the Prime Minister's convoy arrived moments after he shared this information.

Songkhla MP Meets PM Anutin at Parliament Again
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Consumer Confidence Falls Second Month on Oil Prices, Political Uncertainty

Thailand's consumer confidence index fell for a second straight month in October to 50.9, down from 52.1 in September, as households worried about Bangkok floods, high fuel costs, and political instability. The Thai Chamber of Commerce said the drop reflects lingering concerns over slow economic recovery and high living costs, though it noted some factors were temporary and maintained its 2026 GDP growth forecast of 2.2-2.5%.

Consumer Confidence Falls Second Month on Oil Prices, Political Uncertainty
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

BG Pathum United: Factory Team to Thai League Giants

BG Pathum United evolved from a factory team in the lowest regional division to a Thai League powerhouse over 19 years. The club's 2019 rebrand to include 'Pathum' in its name strengthened community ties, transforming it from a corporate side into the province's representative. Their Rangsit stadium and youth outreach have further embedded the club in local life.

BG Pathum United: Factory Team to Thai League Giants
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

PT Satun Fined 23,000 Baht After Players Forget AD Cards

PT Satun FC was fined 23,000 baht after all 23 players failed to produce their AD Cards before a Thai League 2 match against Chiang Mai United. The players had left their identification cards at the previous game and the club used temporary documents instead. The disciplinary committee fined each player 1,000 baht for violating league regulations.

PT Satun Fined 23,000 Baht After Players Forget AD Cards
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Loading more…
Endless reading Scroll to read. When you reach the bottom, keep scrolling. A bar fills, and the next story slides in when it's full. ↑ ↓ or Space Or use the arrows at the bottom of the screen.