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Buriram Embroidery Shop Owner Calls on Government to Reconsider Tiered Electricity Rate Increase for Users Exceeding 400 Units
A Buriram embroidery shop owner is calling on the government to reconsider tiered electricity rates for businesses exceeding 400 units monthly, arguing the policy unfairly penalizes small operators whose consumption fluctuates seasonally wi
Deputy Education Minister Backs National Cybersecurity Committee to Build Digital Defenses and Strengthen AI Security for 2026
Thailand's education ministry launched a nationwide cybersecurity training program for over 16,000 educators, partnering with the National Cybersecurity Committee to build digital defenses and AI security awareness across schools.
Supachai Puts Brakes on 1,000 Baht Fee for Thai Travelers Abroad, Awaits Tourism Minister Discussion
Deputy PM Supachai halted a proposed 1,000 baht fee on Thai travelers abroad, saying the Tourism Minister must first discuss details with her before cabinet consideration.
Snooker Legend Calls for Ban on Ronnie O'Sullivan's Old Cue Chalk, Citing Outdated and Dirty Equipment
Neil Robertson and other top snooker players are calling for a ban on Ronnie O'Sullivan's outdated Triangle brand chalk, which leaves dirty marks on the table and causes miscues, while O'Sullivan remains one of the few professionals still u
What a Great Older Brother! Fort Nuttawut Treats His Sister's Birthday and Supports Her Every Step of the Way
Thai actor Fort Nuttawut is juggling a packed 2024 schedule including his first solo concert, new music releases, and acting roles, while also showing his caring side by gifting gold to his sister for her birthday.
Workers Tighten Their Belts: Labor Day Spending Hits First Decline in 5 Years
Thai consumer spending during Labor Day fell 3% to 2.1 billion baht—the first decline in five years—as workers face stagnant wages, shrinking overtime, and mounting household debt exceeding 500,000 baht per family.
Beyond Rhetoric: What Russia Really Brings to ASEAN
Russia and Vietnam signed an agreement to build Southeast Asia's first nuclear power plant in Ninh Thuan, with Russia offering advanced technology and expertise in small modular reactors to address the region's growing energy demands.
Coach Jo Bids Farewell to Khon Kaen After Failing to Secure Promotion to Top League Next Season
Coach Jo Theerasak Podeuan is leaving Khon Kaen United after the team finished seventh in Thai League 2 and missed promotion to the top division, with the coach taking responsibility for the disappointing campaign.
True Click Life Accelerates Teacher Development to Prepare Thai Schools for the AI Era with Comprehensive Learning Ecosystem
True Click Life launched a nationwide teacher training workshop for 550 educators across Thai private schools to integrate AI and technology into curricula and prepare students for the digital future.
James Rueangsakdi Opens Up About Marriage Struggles, Shares Lessons From Wife's Miscarriage and Infertility Journey
Actor James Rueangsakdi shares how he and his wife overcame infertility and miscarriage, emphasizing that physical strength doesn't guarantee conception and that present parenting became key to their relationship's healing.
Thai AirAsia Cuts Flight Schedule by 30% in May-June, Reveals Which Routes Will Be Affected
Thai AirAsia is cutting flights by 30% in May and June due to soaring fuel costs and weak mid-year travel demand, suspending multiple domestic routes from Suvarnabhumi Airport and all India services.
Royal Irrigation Department Partners with UNDP to Drive Farmers Toward Digital Agriculture Using Water Management Apps and Online Sales
Thai farmers in three central provinces are learning digital agriculture skills through a Royal Irrigation Department and UNDP initiative, with training on water management apps and online sales platforms reaching nearly 1,250 participants