Thai PM Paetongtarn launches first phase of 10,000-baht disbursement
Initially, the Pheu Thai-led government planned to hand out 10,000 baht to 50 million Thais via a digital wallet system but it later scaled down the project to 45 million.
Historic step for LGBTQ+ rights in Thailand as Marriage Equality Bill becomes law
Thailand is the first Southeast Asian country to grant equal rights to same-sex couples.
Crocodile farm owner in Thailand reveals ‘devastating decision’ to cull breeding stock
Heavy rains have caused significant damage to the earthen walls of the farm's wells, creating a dangerous situation for the crocodiles. Despite his best efforts to reinforce the…
Economic toll from flooding in Thailand estimated at US$7.4 billion
The flooding, exacerbated by the El Niño and La Niña weather patterns, has disrupted agriculture, fisheries, livestock, and business sectors across the affected regions.
Thailand postpones automated entry for foreign tourists
The ETA system, designed to streamline immigration procedures for visitors, was originally scheduled to launch in December 2024. The ministry said it remained committed to…
Thai Commerce Ministry to probe why pork prices are so high
Currently, the price of live pigs is around 72.30 baht per kilogramme, while the price of pork nationwide is 133.94 baht/kg.
Thailand leaps to 7th place in 2024 Global Cybersecurity Index
The new rank makes Thailand a “Tier 1” country or a role model in global cyber security practices.
Thai government ponders tax reform plan to counter rising budget deficit
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra recently told the parliament that the government plans to generate new income by bringing the informal economy and underground economy, which…
Urgent meeting called ahead of Thailand’s $300 handouts
Local Administration Department seeks to ensure provincial officials understand how to get payouts to the disabled.
Thai PM asks commerce minister to control prices in flooded provinces
Some shops selling construction materials or household equipment in flooded provinces have raised prices.