Geopolitics, Economic Woes Slow Thai Business Growth in Early 2024
The overall business establishment in Thailand during the first five months of 2024 (January-May) saw 39,032 new business registrations
Thailand’s Massive Drug Bust: 41% Rise in Cases Over 9 Months
The Narcotics Suppression Operations Center of the Royal Thai Police (NSOC-RTP) has instructed Provincial Police Regions 1-9, the Metropolitan Police Bureau and the Narcotics Suppression and related agencies in a nationwide operation to raid and search drug networks on Thursday.
Samui Task Force Cracks Down on 52 Foreign Villas with Hidden Rentals
The task force addressing state land encroachment on Samui Island is preparing to prosecute the owners of 52 villas
Superpower Arms Flow into Karenni State; Thailand Fears Refugee Surge
Conflict in Karenni state intensifies. World major powers supplying arms; fears of large-scale refugee influx into Thailand.
First 100 Thai Workers Return to Israel, More Funds Support Them
The first 100 Thai workers returned to Israel on Tuesday as part of the quota of 10,000 workers demanded by Israeli employers,
Lopburi’s Monkey Control Efforts Revive Business Confidence
Efforts to get the monkey population under control are making progress and businesses in Lopburi Province are regaining confidence because they believe the problem is being tackled
Behind the Scenes of Blue Tree Phuket’s Water Park Closure
Blue Tree Phuket announced over the weekend that it will cease operations of Blue Tree Lagoon, its water park, and lay off more than 70 percent
Opinion: Dear South Koreans and ASEAN Neighbors: Do Not Fear Thailand Embracing Same-Sex Marriage
Only hours have passed since the caretaker junta-appointed senate finally made the expected vote of approval to endorse Same-Sex Marriage Bill, making Thailand’s becoming the first nation in Southeast Asia to legalize same sex marriage, when the impact from Bangkok was felt over 5,367 kilometers away in Seoul, South Korea.
South African Woman Searches for Thai Family to Settle Inheritance
African woman seeks Thai stepmother and her child to claim father's inheritance after over 15 years of separation.
Thailand Welcomes Return of Phanom Rung Temple Pilaster from Chicago Museum
The Thai government has received the good news on June 18, from the Art Institute of Chicago in the United States, that it will return one ancient artifact of the Phanom Rung temple in Buriram Province
