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Hat Yai a test for Anutin
The political balance in Hat Yai, the commercial heart of southern Thailand, could be tested by more than the threat of flooding.
PP chief defends Rukchanok
People's Party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut defended party-list MP Rukchanok Srinork after she shared an allegedly fake bank transfer slip purporting to show a 7-million-baht payment to Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
Govt plans 'nightlife sandbox' for Khao San, Rambuttri
The government plans to introduce a sandbox scheme covering Khao San and Rambuttri roads in Bangkok to improve law enforcement at entertainment venues and prevent corruption among state officials.
'Nightlife sandbox' to enforce laws on Khao San, Rambuttri
The government plans to introduce a sandbox scheme covering Khao San and Rambuttri roads in Bangkok to improve law enforcement at entertainment venues and prevent corruption among state officials.
Lifetime driving licences 'won't be binned'
The Department of Land Transport (DLT) has dismissed social media reports that it plans to cancel or confiscate lifetime driving licences, insisting that existing holders can continue using them legally.
Govt braces for US-Iran fallout
The National Security Council (NSC) will convene an urgent meeting on Wednesday to review national preparedness measures amid growing concerns over the situation in the Middle East.
Thailand braces for US-Iran fallout
The National Security Council (NSC) will convene an urgent meeting on Wednesday to review national preparedness measures amid growing concerns over the situation in the Middle East.
Influencer seeks foundation probe
A Facebook influencer has filed a police complaint seeking an investigation into the Good Deeds Foundation over allegations that it used public donations for purposes unrelated to its charitable objectives.
Dems say 'no' to debate without vote
The Democrat Party has ruled out a separate parliamentary debate without a vote under Section 152, saying the opposition should focus on its planned no-confidence motion.
Democrats say 'no' to debate without vote
The Democrat Party has ruled out a separate parliamentary debate without a vote, saying the opposition should focus on its planned no-confidence motion with a vote.
Civil servants offered early retirement payouts
The government has finalised key criteria for a voluntary early retirement scheme for civil servants, with payments of up to 15 times the specified rate, according to Deputy Prime Minister for Legal Affairs Pakorn Nilprapunt.
EEC backs four zones to boost growth
The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) Policy Committee has greenlit the designation of four new special economic promotion zones in Chon Buri and Rayong provinces, with an estimated combined investment of 25.66 billion baht.
Army steps up controls after clashes
The Naresuan Task Force has tightened border controls in Tak for seven days after heavy fighting in Myanmar sent stray ammunition into Thailand.
Factory licence suspended over waste
Authorities have suspended a Rayong factory's licence after inspectors found more than 1,000 tonnes of industrial waste piled outside its building, with initial tests indicating the presence of potentially hazardous heavy metals.
Karon named 'disaster area' after heavy downpours
Phuket has declared parts of Muang district a disaster-hit area after heavy rain and strong winds caused flooding and mudslides.
Thailand ready to evacuate citizens if Mideast tensions escalate
Foreign Affairs Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow has reaffirmed Thailand’s readiness to respond to developments in the Middle East, saying preparations are under way to evacuate Thai nationals if necessary, amid reports that the United States may launch another military operation against Iran.
Charity boss suspended
The Good Deeds Foundation has temporarily suspended its president, actress Panadda “Bum” Wongphudee, and halted donations pending an investigation into financial transactions linked to the construction of its facilities in Pathum Thani.
Jewish leader’s relatives, 19 firms under scrutiny after citizenship revoked
The Interior Ministry and the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) are examining the descendants of Jewish community leader Yosef Chaim Kantor and 19 companies linked to him after his Thai citizenship was revoked.
iLaw chief seeks dismissal of PM defamation case
Yingcheep Atchanont, director of the Internet Law Reform Dialogue (iLaw), has urged the Criminal Court to dismiss a defamation case brought against him by Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
High hopes Udon Thani horticulture expo will justify cost
UDON THANI - The International Horticultural Expo 2026, a 2.5-billion-baht investment, has been readied for public viewing with hopes it will stimulate the local economy and justify its considerable cost.
Land sought for fossil museum in Phetchabun
PHETCHABUN: Ban Phot Municipality is seeking permission to use 23 rai of agricultural reform land to develop an open-air museum at a fossil site located in Nong Phai district of this northern province.
PM seeks closer Bhutan ties ahead of trade pact
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul begins an official visit to Bhutan on Friday to boost trade and investment ahead of a bilateral free trade agreement taking effect on Jan 1, government spokesman Ekkapob Pianpises said.
Luxury villa operator faces charges
PHUKET: Immigration police have arrested a Chinese woman accused of using Thai nominees to operate a luxury villa rental business worth more than 50 million baht.
Traffic woes prompt calls for upgrades
Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn has ordered agencies to assess measures to ease Phuket’s traffic congestion and improve road safety following a meeting with local business leaders.
PM files ‘tea money’ defamation complaints
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has filed police complaints against opposition MP Rukchanok “Ice” Srinork and the owner of the “Godd Dam” Facebook page over the circulation of a fake claim linking him to a 7-million-baht “tea money” payment.
Thai-Singaporean sex procurement ring busted
Police have arrested five people — two Singaporeans and three Thais — accused of recruiting Thai women for prostitution in Singapore and advertising their services online.
Myanmar workers wanted for employer’s killing surrender
Two married couples from Myanmar, wanted in connection with the killing of their Chinese employer in Bangkok, have surrendered to police after hiding in sugarcane fields in Phanat Nikhom district of Chon Buri.
Suvarnabhumi says subsidence cause of runway mishap
The Ministry of Transport is looking into claims of subsidence at Thailand’s largest airport, Suvarnabhumi, after the landing gear of a China Airlines plane got stuck on its runway.
No need for stockpiling, Ministry of Defence clarifies
Thailand’s Ministry of Defence issued a statement on Thursday clarifying that the public does not need to stockpile food, water or medical supplies in response to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Bangkok Post secures website following brief disruption
The Bangkok Post website experienced a brief technical disruption on Thursday morning after unauthorised content appeared on its homepage and other pages.
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