Bangkok Woman, 60, Stalks Former Banker for Marriage in Udon Thani
What started as an ordinary afternoon in a quiet Udon Thani neighborhood turned into a bizarre confrontation when a 60-year-old woman from Bangkok
Thai Immigration Bureau Disputes Reuters Scam Trafficking Story
Thailand's Immigration Bureau has strongly refuted a Reuters investigation that alleged Thai immigration officials were involved in trafficking foreigners into Myanmar-based cybercrime operations,
Thailand Gives Cambodia 30 Days to Withdraw After Border Clashes
Border tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have reached a boiling point after violent clashes led Thai authorities to issue a 30-day withdrawal ultimatum to Cambodian residents in disputed territory.
Thai Authorities Scramble to Fix Scammer Crackdown Gone Wrong
Thailand's well-intentioned crackdown on online scammers has backfired spectacularly, turning from a law enforcement success story into a bureaucratic mess that has ensnared thousands of innocent citizens in its digital dragnet.
Thailand’s LTR Visa Program Draws 7,000 High-Quality Foreign Professionals
Thailand's Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa program has successfully attracted over 7,000 high-quality foreign professionals in its first three years, generating more than 23 billion baht ($725.5 million)
Thai-Cambodia Border Economy Projected to Struggle Until 2025
More than a month after the Thai-Cambodian border clashes, seven provinces in the lower northeast and east of the country have been hit hard, affecting both local livelihoods and cross-border trade.
Bangkok Safari Employee Killed in Lions Attack After Breaking Safety Rules
A zoo employee was killed by lions at a Bangkok safari park on Wednesday after violating company safety protocols, police revealed following their investigation into the tragic incident.
Thailand Opens 23 ‘Tourist Prisons’ in Nationwide Corrections Overhaul
Thailand has designated 23 prisons as "tourist destinations" as part of a sweeping transformation of its corrections system that aims to rehabilitate inmates while addressing the country's labor shortages
The Unacknowledged Bad-Blood Factor that Pushed the People’s Party to Support Anutin as PM
The mutual hatred between the Orange and Red camps stems from the Pheu Thai party's repeated betrayals of the People's Party (which was known as the Move Forward Party before).
Thai Public Health Introduces Biometric System to Identify Migrant Workers
The Thai Ministry of Public Health (MOPH), in collaboration with the Thai Red Cross Society and the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), has developed a biometric technology system
