Thai army warns southerners against illegal border crossings
[Bangkok Post] - 12/23/2024
The southern army chief has warned people living along the border not to cross illegally into Malaysia, because authorities there are enforcing strict controls.
In Thai newspapers
BoT chair headhunters consider asking for new candidates
The selection committee for a new board chairman of the Bank of Thailand must decide whether to proceed with the (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 4/01/2025
Ministry nudges sectors to adapt
The Industry Ministry is urging manufacturers in five industries, including car manufacturing, to take more serious (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 3/01/2025
Nine hurt as illegally cut tree falls on bus
KANCHANABURI: Nine foreign tourists were injured when a roadside tree believed to have been illegally cut suddenly (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 3/01/2025
Duo-pricing vs. overcharging in Pattaya – Which is worse?
PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya, a city renowned for its vibrant tourism and bustling nightlife, often finds itself (…)
[Pattaya Mail] - 4/01/2025
Philippines' Marcos drops VP Duterte from security council
MANILA — Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte will no longer sit on the National Security Council after (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 3/01/2025
Pickup truck stuck on Pattaya Beach sparks public outrage and criticism
PATTAYA, Thailand – A pickup truck was found stuck in the sand on Pattaya Beach, prompting a swift response from (…)
[Pattaya Mail] - 4/01/2025
Excise taxes on cars to be restructured
The Excise Department is preparing restructure tax rates on automobiles to support the transition from internal (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 3/01/2025
Pattaya hotel bookings hit new heights as tourist arrivals surge
PATTAYA, Thailand – Ms. Morakot Kuldilok, President of the Thai Hotels Association – Eastern Chapter, revealed on (…)
[Pattaya Mail] - 4/01/2025
European diplomats urge inclusive transition in Syria
DAMASCUS - The European Union backs a peaceful, inclusive transition in Syria, top French and German diplomats said (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 3/01/2025
Central bank chair headhunters consider asking for new candidates
The selection committee for a new board chairman of the Bank of Thailand must decide whether to proceed with the (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 4/01/2025
Myanmar junta to free 5,864 prisoners under amnesty
NAYPYITAW — Myanmar's military government will release 5,864 prisoners, including 180 foreigners, under an (…)
[Bangkok Post] - 4/01/2025
