Former PM Thaksin’s daughter Paetongtarn elected as ruling Pheu Thai Party leader
The 37-year-old scion of the Shinawatra political dynasty entered politics only two years ago as Pheu Thai’s chief adviser for participation and innovation.
Thai digital wallet scheme will boost GDP with minimal impact on public debt: Study
The study also pointed out that if Thailand’s economic growth stood at around 2 per cent as it has been for the past eight or nine years, the country will not be able to provide…
Defence minister says he can explain why Thai Navy decided to buy frigate instead of submarine
Defence Minister Sutin said the change should not be seen as the Chinese shipbuilder violating the contract, just seen as non-compliance to the contract.
Former PM Thaksin allowed to remain in hospital for further treatment
The decision to allow Former PM Thaksin to remain in hospital was based on recommendation from doctors, to receive proper medical treatment for ailments related to high blood…
Paetongtarn ideal for Pheu Thai leader’s job: PM Srettha
The prime minister said he had worked as Paetongtarn’s adviser before becoming premier, and he believes she has the potential and determination to work hard.
PM Srettha meet Russian President Putin in Beijing
Russia has been a steadfast friend to Thailand, and both nations celebrated the 125th anniversary of their diplomatic relations in 2022.
Returning Thai workers will be able to earn a living: Labour Ministry
Minister Phairoj stressed that the Labour Ministry is looking after the interests of Thai workers in Israel, and will ensure that those return home receive benefits and legal…
Govt grateful Siam Paragon shooting not scaring away Chinese tourists
PM Srettha said the government has promised to provide “full security” to foreign tourists coming to Thailand.
Change in crew haircut rule aimed at protecting police working in deep South
“Police investigators also risk their lives when they need to go undercover. It’s difficult for them to disguise themselves. With the short haircut, they can only go…
Tightening gun control in Thailand requires dealing with entrenched interests
Following the shooting, officials vowed to review gun laws. They stressed it was an isolated incident. But facts are more uncomfortable.