The Latest Breaking News from Thailand

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Wednesday called for all stakeholders to change their business mindset and put a focus on sustainability as he touted Thailand's bio-circular-green (BCG) economic model as a solution to climate change and a core strategy for sustainable economic growth.

Thailand can use the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) Summit and its side meeting, the Apec CEO Summit, to forge more cooperation under "mini-free trade agreements" (mini-FTAs) as part of efforts to brace for a global economic slowdown next year, says the Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking (JSCCIB).

After a nearly two-year-freeze on new international adoptions the Dutch government on Wednesday announced plans resume adoptions of children from the Philippines, Hungary, Lesotho, Taiwan, Thailand and South Africa.

Police officers tried to drag the Brit ashore but he stood naked on the beach protesting, insisting he just wanted to relax on the shore of the paradise island of Koh Samui, Thailand

Hello Magazine of Thailand had the opportunity to interview Dr.Nida about 6D Face LOG, the newest treatment program developed in 2022 based on the concept of "Personalised Beauty" and the principle of Personalisation & Combination, which is Dr.Nida's secret to looking ten years dazzlingly younger than her actual age despite…

Australia and Thailand will cooperate on security, trade and emissions under a new strategic partnership signed by Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Bangkok.

A better-than-expected rebound in foreign tourist arrivals, lower oil prices and sliding shipping costs are brightening the outlook for Thailand’s current account, potentially offering a reprieve for the country's currency trading near a 16-year low.

B.Grimm Carrier (Thailand), the manufacturer and distributor of Carrier air conditioners, expects the Thai market to contract by 5% this year due to volatile weather, monsoons and heavy rainfall in the first nine months of 2022.

The Tourism and Sports Ministry has set a target of 40 billion baht in revenue from sports tourism next year, promoting Muay Thai as part of the country's soft power.