Red vs. Orange: Political Rivalry Intensifies in Udon Thani Local Election
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's recent campaign speeches have reignited tensions between Thailand's "Red Shirt" Pheu Thai Party and the "Orange" political movement
U.S.-Thai Collaboration Concludes 12-Year Wat Chaiwatthanaram Restoration
The U.S. Embassy in Thailand celebrated the completion of a landmark 12-year restoration project at Wat Chaiwatthanaram on Loy Krathong Day, marking one of the largest cultural preservation
Suvarnabhumi’s SAT-1 Among World’s 6 Most Beautiful Airports
Suvarnabhumi Airport's Midfield Satellite 1 (SAT-1) has been nominated by UNESCO as one of 6 candidates for "The World's Most Beautiful List 2024" in the Prix Versailles awards
Thailand Takes First Step Toward Nuclear Power Plant Study
Thailand’s nuclear power plant project is about to make its debut as the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) plans to sign a MoU with the Office of Atoms for Peace on November 15.
From Hit to Boycott: How a Cat Scene Changed Thai Drama ‘Mae Yua’
A controversial scene involving a sedated cat has derailed Thailand's most anticipated period drama of 2024, transforming "Mae Yua" from a potential industry savior to the center of a heated animal welfare debate.
Enduring Love: British Man’s Annual Thailand Trip to Maintain Wife’s Memorial
British former naval officer who found love with a Thai woman and lived together for nearly ten years, continues to visit after her death from cancer. He flies in annually to clean and change flowers at the stupa
Two Tales of Addiction Show Dark Side of Thailand’s Drug Crisis
In northeastern Thailand's Buriram Province, a 64-year-old mother took an extraordinary step that shocked the nation: she built a prison cell in her home to confine her drug-addicted son.
Madam Tank: Exporting Thai-Made Armored Vehicles Without BOI Benefits
Few people know that armored vehicles used on the battlefields in 46 countries are made by Thai craftsmen. This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of a family
Finance Minister: Thailand Must Prepare For Post-US Election Trade Challenges
After the upcoming presidential election in the US, whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris wins, Thailand must prepare for an intensified trade war, according to the Thai finance minister.
12-Year Murder Case Reveals Thailand’s Missing Persons Flaws
The Supreme Court's final verdict in a 12-year-old murder case has not only brought justice to a slain 19-year-old woman but also revealed serious gaps in Thailand's missing persons system and ongoing concerns about violence against women.
