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Nippon leads Siam International Food team to global stage at Interzoo 2026 in Nuremberg
Thailand's pet food industry showcased its global ambitions at Interzoo 2026 in Germany, where Siam International Food exhibited at the country's first-ever pavilion at the world's largest pet trade show. Thailand is now the world's second-
Check Before Installing Solar Panels: MEA Warns Against Poor Choices That Cost Money and Risk Electrical Hazards
Thailand's electrical authority warns homeowners to carefully vet solar panel installers, as poor installations risk electrical fires, shocks, and wasted money on underperforming systems.
'Ice Rakchanok' Named Chair of Budget Oversight Committee; 15 Positions Announced
Rakchanok Srinawk was elected chair of Parliament's Budget Preparation and Monitoring Committee in its inaugural meeting on May 15, with 14 other positions filled across the oversight body.
Building a Healthier Future Together: Why Taiwan and Thailand Are Essential Partners for Global Health
Taiwan and Thailand are urging closer health cooperation ahead of the World Health Assembly, with both nations facing aging populations and seeking to advance digital healthcare and disease surveillance systems.
Theng demands government clarify position after rejecting multiple bills, questions who has authority over legislation
Prachathai party leader Nattapong Ruangpanya questioned the government's authority to reject multiple bills during parliament's first joint session, demanding clarification on why environmental protection, labor, and constitutional amendmen
Government Meets with 34 Business Leaders and 35 Major Corporations This Evening to Develop Economic Competitiveness Strategy
PM Anutin convenes Thailand's top business leaders from banking, manufacturing, tourism, and energy sectors to discuss strategies for boosting the nation's economic competitiveness.
Anutin Showcases Young Singer, Hints He'll Return to Sing 'I've Never Loved Anyone Like You' for Home Audiences
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul showcased youth talent at the third annual 'Youth Preserving Thai Music' project, expressing support for developing young singers while hinting he'll perform a Thai song for audiences. The May 15 event fea
Chatchai Sittiphand Prepares to Submit Resignation Letter as Bangkok Governor Today
Bangkok Governor Chatchai Sittiphand will resign today to register as a candidate in the upcoming election, planning to announce his deputy governor team on May 28 after a trip to the United States.
Supamaas Orders Consumer Protection Committee to Team Up with FDA to Investigate 'Tissue Dumpling' Case in Khon Kaen, Urges Contact with Affected Consumer
A consumer in Khon Kaen found tissue paper mixed into fish sausage, prompting authorities to launch an investigation and coordinate between consumer protection and food safety agencies to identify the vendor and contact the complainant.
Trump Pleased with China Visit! Reaffirms Superpowers' Relations Will Improve Despite Disagreements
Trump concluded his China visit affirming improved U.S.-China relations with President Xi despite disagreements over Iran and Taiwan, with Secretary of State Rubio reiterating unchanged American policy on the island.
Private Sector at Breaking Point: Urges Government to Combat Corruption and Boost Transparency
Thailand's private sector warned the government that corruption is unsustainable and demanded urgent anti-corruption measures and transparency reforms to improve the country's global standing and competitiveness.
Prime Minister Calls National Economic Council Secretary to Report Q1 Economic Conditions Before Meeting with 35 Business Leaders
Prime Minister Anutin met with the National Economic Council secretary on May 15 to review Q1 economic data before hosting 35 business leaders that evening to discuss Thailand's economic competitiveness.