Two scenarios predicted following verdict in PM Srettha case
Analysts said that if the charter court decides that PM Srettha’s action did not violate the constitution, he would continue his term, at least for the foreseeable future.…
Charter court to issue verdict in PM Srettha’s case on August 14
PM Srettha was accused by a group of 40 former senators of breaching the charter and ethical standards by appointing ex-PM Thaksin’s former lawyer Pichit Chuenban as PM’s…
Majority of Thais use AI in their daily lives for its convenience: study
The majority of respondents trusted AI for its potential to help with their work (48.23%), followed by saving time (40.60%), boosting operational efficiency (37.92%), increasing…
PM Srettha changes mind about outlawing marijuana
Cannabis will not return to the list of Category 5 Narcotics, but will be regulated under a new law, says a Government House source.
Satellite testing centre turning Thai space ambitions into reality
Among the agencies using the Satellite Assembly Integration and Testing Centre's services include the Thai spacecraft and satellite producer Mu Space Corp and the Royal Thai Air…
Bangkok billboard advertising sale of passports sparks uproar
Concerns about national security raised as netizen spots big Chinese language sign in Huai Khwang offering sale of different nationalities.
Thailand’s pet economy on the rise
Thailand’s pet market has grown at an average annual rate of 17.5% from 2019 to 2024.
Gunman accused of killing cop found dead at Bangkok house after overnight standoff with police
Police said the cause of the death would be determined by an autopsy and declined to say whether he was shot dead by police or he had taken his own life with the pistol found…
FM Maris denies Thai banks facilitating Myanmar junta’s arms purchases
The minister’s remarks came after the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights report in late June said that Thai banks were providing financial services…
Thai Lower House approves 122 billion baht for digital wallet scheme
Of the 461 attending lawmakers, 297 voted for the bill in the first reading and 164 voted against. There were no abstentions.