Inaugural Bangkok-Vientiane train service will start on July 19
Train No. 133 will cover the distance in around 11 hours. The journey will include customs clearance at Nong Khai Station and the destination.
Thailand’s Election Commission indefinitely postpones endorsement of 200 new senators
The election commissioner says the process of checking complaints is not complete but does not specify exactly what these complaints are.
Four tourists rescued by elephant from raging river in Chiang Mai
One of four elephants rescued by a monk in Chiang Mai braved a torrential river to rescue four tourists after their raft sank in the middle of the river on Friday, June 28.
One killed, 18 injured in Yala car-bomb attack on Sunday
Police, paratroopers and district officials went to the scene immediately after the blast and found a woman’s body burned beyond recognition.
A stationery shop with a legacy dating back to the time of King Rama V
More than just a business, it’s a passion for the third generation that is running the shop, which has moved from Charoen Krung Road to the Phutthamonthon Sai 2 area.
Ex-PM Thaksin sues Warong for defamation, seeks THB100 million damages
Mr Thaksin last week secured bail on a bond of 500,000 baht and was ordered not to leave the country without court permission, after he pleaded innocent to a charge of defaming…
Three camps likely to struggle for power in Thai Senate
The Election Commission is set to officially announce the names of the 200 elected senators and 100 reserves. If no errors or complaints crop up that could delay the announcement,…
PM Srettha denies Pheu Thai plans to cut list-MPs to thwart Move Forward
Sunday’s denial came after Thai Sang Thai Party leader Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan claimed that Pheu Thai was trying to increase constituency MP seats from 350 to 500 and remove…
Thailand’s SDG score on hunger, food security falls
Academics call on the government to address food-related issues as malnutrition remains one of the leading causes of death in the country.
Thailand’s ‘junta senators’ pose for one last group photo before saying goodbye
The so-called ‘provisional’ senators get ready to leave office as the Election Commission prepares for election roll call on July 2.