Election Spending Will Boost the Thai Economy by THB 120 Billion
The Centre for Economic and Business Forecasting (CEBF) at the University of the Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) estimates that up to THB 120 billion...
29-Year-old Man Kills 3 in Petchaburi Shooting Rampage
The shooting rampage has shocked Thai society again in the Petchaburi Province standoff on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. It just happened one week after...
Two Abducted Chinese Are Released; One Suspect Is Arrested
The third Chinese kidnapping case is solved; at least two abducted Chinese are safe.
Two abducted Chinese were released and returned home safely at 4...
Thaksin: “If Paetongtarn Becomes PM, She Will Do Better Than Me”
Ousted and fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinwatra said there will be three PM candidates for the Pheu Thai Party and each will be adept...
Police Arrest Scammers Posing as the FBI To Lure Americans
Thai police coordinated with the FBI and the U.S. Secret Service to smash 36 call center gangs in Chon Buri, Rayong, and Samut Prakan...
Immigration Cops Accused of Kidnapping Chinese National
BANGKOK — Four immigration officers have been accused of being involved in the alleged abduction of a Chinese national and his Thai interpreter, police said Tuesday.
Three Chinese Suspects in an Extortion Case Are Sent to Prison
A female Chinese student who was extorted by three compatriots near Ekkamai district in Bangkok identified the three suspects in detention as people who...
Old Votes and New Constituency Boundaries Could Lead Phalang Pracharath Back in Gov’t, Says...
Based on the calculation based on the results of the last general elections combined with the new election constituency boundaries will benefit the ruling...
Prayut Still Can Be Called PM After the Parliament Is Dissolved
Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha can still be called the prime minister until a new government is established.
The House of Representatives has been dissolved effective immediately....
Radioactive Cylinder Found at Prachinburi Plant Poses No Public Risk, Officials Say
PRACHINBURI — Officials on Monday said there is no indication of any risk to public health from the radioactive cylinder found melted at a metal foundry in Prachinburi province.
