The Thai Government, through the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, has joined forces with over 100 tourism industry partners to launch the "Amazing Thailand G...
The Thai Government, through the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, has joined forces with over 100 tourism industry partners to launch the "Amazing Thailand G...
Thailand's 2012 Olympic weightlifting bronze medalist Puk Luk Siriput Bubphamalai has joined the Defense Ministry as a civil servant, beginning duties in July 2025 at the Budget Office's Policy and Planning Division.
Prime Minister Anutin Chaovangitkul rejected opposition calls for leniency and vowed to pursue full legal action against those involved in a Senate selection controversy, saying accused parties have the right to defend themselves independen
A decomposed male body was discovered in a reed thicket near Bangkok on July 23, with scavenger bite marks visible and no identification; police believe he had been dead for 2-3 days.
Five Thai rangers were killed in an armed attack on a Narathiwat checkpoint, prompting Prime Minister Anutin to order enhanced security operations across all agencies in the southern border region.
Thailand's women's football team will face Japan, Vietnam, and Chinese Taipei in Group E of the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, with the tournament running September 14 to October 2.
Thailand's government is positioning the Northeast as the economic hub of the Mekong region to create local business opportunities, with officials meeting entrepreneurs in Khon Kaen to discuss supporting traditional industries and addressin
A woman's vehicle was hit and damaged by a man in a Ko Lanta parking lot on July 20; she criticized the facility's security and police response after CCTV showed he had struck multiple cars.
A 68-year-old woman in Buriram province died after being struck by lightning while herding cattle in a rice field on July 22, with her husband saying she ignored repeated warnings about the danger.
Police dismantled an illegal bitcoin mining network stealing approximately 22 million baht in electricity monthly, with connections to Chinese criminal groups and Thai government officials including seven state employees now facing charges.
Thailand's Prime Minister reaffirmed the country's one-China policy on July 23, stating it will not affect bilateral cooperation with Taiwan or impact tourism and labor relations between the two nations.
