The Cabinet has approved a further revision of Thailand’s visa-exemption measures and visa privileges, as proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The objective is to ensure that travel facilita...
The Cabinet has approved a further revision of Thailand’s visa-exemption measures and visa privileges, as proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The objective is to ensure that travel facilita...
RAYONG: Police have arrested the supervisor of a Muay Thai boxing camp in Rayong province for allegedly procuring teenage boxers for a foreign sponsor and other pedophiles.
A Pheu Thai MP exposed a scheme enabling Chinese nationals to obtain Thai citizenship through private hospitals and corrupt officials, with police seizing over 70 billion baht in assets from the network.
Thailand's anti-corruption commission is urging local authorities to delay hiring candidates from a civil service exam while investigating potential irregularities affecting 800,000 answer sheets.
Two women died in a Bangkok bar fire on July 15, with families holding a Buddhist memorial service at the scene as loved ones questioned the venue's inadequate safety measures and compensation offered.
Gulf Development has donated over 30 million baht to support the Rama IX Centre for Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery at Chulalongkorn Hospital, launching an "Empowering Me" charity art campaign featuring student artwork celebrating patients wit
The mother of a woman killed in a Ladprao beer hall fire collapsed during her daughter's memorial ceremony on July 15, requiring hospitalization due to her existing heart condition.
The Charoen Pokphand Foundation celebrated 39 years of social development in Thailand through vocational training, scholarships, and food security programs that have transformed thousands of lives across rural communities and disadvantaged
Authorities flagged 5,814 local government exam candidates with irregular scores, including about 3,000 with clearly inflated results, after a joint investigation by anti-corruption and special investigation offices revealed widespread disc
Thailand's cabinet approved seven measures to reduce household electricity bills, including lower residential rates and surcharges on data centers and large industries to fund public electricity costs.
The Civil Service Exam Board denies wrongdoing in a probe of answer sheet irregularities affecting nearly 438,000 applicants, claiming contracted parties—not committee members—are responsible for explaining the defects discovered during the
