Police Arrest Smuggling Gang for 1,600-Year-Old Artefacts
The 1,600-year-old sculpture of a bull and a 15th-century (21st-century Buddha) bronze elephant with a seal-imprinted platform were discovered among nearly 1,000 pieces unearthed...
The Military Policy of Srettha and the Civilian Defence Minister Is Closely Watched
The Srettha Thavisin government, with a mix of parties led by Pheu Thai, has begun its work with vigor after the party sat out...
Opinion: The Stinking Smell of Pheu Thai Party and Srettha Administration
The Srettha Administration starts on a very fetid note – literally.
The New Srettha Thavisin Cabinet Is Royally Appointed
The new Srettha Thavisin Cabinet has been royally appointed Saturday, September 2. Here are the Cabinet members:
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin
Deputy Prime Minister
Phumtham Wechayachai
Somsak Thepsutin
Panpree...
Foreign Resident Quota Set at Maximum of 150 Individuals in Thailand for the Year...
The allocation of the number of foreign nationals and stateless persons to be residents of the Kingdom of Thailand for the year 2023 was...
Setback for “Pang Cha” Patentee Following Thai Tea Controversy
The well-known business in Bangkok, Pang Cha the World Class Thai Tea, has issued a notice stating that it has registered the trademark "Pang...
What Is PM Srettha Discussing With Powerful Businessmen?
On Tuesday, August 29, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin defended himself for accepting a congratulatory dinner with top business leaders on Monday despite the Pheu...
Gang Scammer Crisis: A Householder Commits Triple Murders
A money-scamming call center gang appears to be responsible for a tragic occurrence in Samut Prakan province in which a family leader murdered his...
The Srettha Cabinet Consists Of 36 Individuals From Six Parties
After Srettha Thavisin of the Pheu Thai Party has assumed the position of prime minister since Wednesday, August 23, now his cabinet of 36...
Opinion: What Thailand Can (and Shouldn’t) Expect from the Srettha Thavisin Administration
The new Cabinet has not been officially announced yet, but the ruling Pheu Thai Party has released an incomplete unofficial list and we can now do a preliminary assessment. So, what can we and cannot, or even should not, expect from the new Srettha Thavisin administration?
