Most Thais happy with government’s performance after 6 months, survey finds
Up to 44.3% of poll respondents very happy with PM Srettha Thavisin’s administration, government spokesman boasts.
Buri Ram roads ablaze with blooms thanks to sensational Grandma Jiew
She has become a social-media sensation at the age of 75, after her efforts to beautify roads in Buri Ram caught a passerby’s interest.
Rainbow restrooms at Thai school as it breaks more barriers
Nakhon Ratchasima school takes equality another step forward by building vibrant coloured restrooms for LGBTQ+ students.
Former Thai PM Thaksin to be indicted on lese majeste, computer crime charges
Thaksin is currently on parole after serving six months of a one-year jail sentence, commuted from eight years, for abuse of power during his tenure as prime minister from 2001 to…
East and Southeast Asia meth seizures hit record 190 tonnes in 2023: UN
Drug trafficking has affected Southeast Asia for decades, with the Shan state in Myanmar the leading source of synthetic drugs in the region.
Worst injuries include possible paralysis: Thai doctors treating SQ321 passengers
While all patients at Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital are in stable condition, recovery could be weeks or even years, said Dr Krittanai Thangsakul, who was in charge of treating…
Singapore, Tokyo, Bangkok among top Asian cities for foreign workers: BCG Global Talent report
London ranks first (9%) as the most popular city for highly skilled foreign workers to relocate to, followed by Amsterdam (8%) and Dubai (7%). Abu Dhabi and New York ranked fourth…
Thai Criminal Court grants bail to hunger-striking activist
The young activist was granted reprieve 13 days after another activist Netiporn “Bung” Sanesangkhom died from cardiac arrest caused by spending more than 100 days on hunger…
Move Forward MP handed 2 years in jail for insulting Thai monarchy during protest
Speaking to reporters ahead of the verdict, Chonticha Jaengraew, who is among three Move Forward MPs charged under Article 112, said she had spoken with goodwill and sincerity…
PM Srettha confident in making his case before Constitutional Court
The charter court is hearing a case against PM Srettha for allegedly violating the Constitution by appointing Pichit Chuenban as minister of the Prime Minister’s Office despite…