The Invisible Thaksin Is Once Again A Political Hotspot
BANGKOK - Although he has disappeared from society since returning to Thailand to serve a one-year prison sentence, former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra...
Is Thai Economy Crisis ‘Enough’ To Push the Digital Wallet?
BANGKOK - Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin's digital wallet project, due to be launched in May this year, is still a hotly debated political issue...
A Giant King Cobra Caught On Chonburi’s Golf Course Is Sick
CHONBURI - Mr. Nirut Chomngam, also known as Nick the Herpetologist, an expert in snakes and reptiles, spoke with Matichon Online on January 10...
Thai Teacher’s Visit Triggers Help for 3 Burmese Siblings Absent From School Due to...
RANONG - A primary school teacher in Ranong province, southern Thailand, visited the home of three Burmese siblings who had been absent from school....
Opinion: The Government Wants More Thais to Have Children. Good Luck with That!
The government is pushing for a new national agenda: trying to convince and incentivize more Thais to procreate. In the words of Health Department Director General Atchara Nitiapinyasakul warns on Saturday Thais need to have more babies or there will be a shortage of workers and taxpayers six decades from now.
California Restaurant’s Comeback Shows How Outdated, False Asian Stereotype Of Dog-eating Persists
FRESNO, California (AP) — David Rasavong’s cultural pride is evident all throughout his restaurant.
It’s on the wall of family portraits and where a stunning...
Thai Wineries Fear Tax Cut Will Flood the Market With European Wines
NAKHON RATCHASIMA - The GranMonte winery in Khao Yai worried that the government's decision to lift import duties on foreign wines will lead to...
Thailand Aims To Create 200,000 Jobs In The EEC Smart City
BANGKOK - The Thai government approved on January 2, 2024, the establishment of the EEC Business Center and Livable Smart City, a special economic...
Srettha Is the Second PM To Reside in Government House
BANGKOK - The government officials revealed images of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin's bedroom on the 2nd floor of the Thai Khu Fa Building, Government...
Opinion: What to Watch Out for in Thailand in 2024
Since time is a continuum, there are issues from 2023 that will continue to be relevant to Thailand in 2024.
