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‘Big Joke’s’ fall from power
Read more: ‘Big Joke’s’ fall from powerFrom deputy police chief to a man facing arrest warrants, the downfall of Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn has become one of the country’s most dramatic policing sagas.
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Adjusting rules to make Thai skies safer
Read more: Adjusting rules to make Thai skies saferIndian airline IndiGo scrapped thousands of flights last month due to its failure to comply with new pilot rest rules by the required deadline, causing concern among aviation stakeholders in Thailand.
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Bangkok hunt for vandals who damaged graffiti art
Read more: Bangkok hunt for vandals who damaged graffiti artBangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt condemned vandals who defaced a newly painted graffiti mural in Charoen Krung Soi 30, calling their actions disrespectful to the artist and the city’s revitalisation efforts.
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The future of work in Thailand
Read more: The future of work in ThailandThe world of work is being rewritten and Thailand is no exception. Digital transformation, sustainability and demographic shifts are converging to reshape the way businesses operate and how people build careers. Understanding these shifts is no longer optional — it is essential for survival and growth.
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Concrete poured as Bangkok sinkhole repairs advance
Read more: Concrete poured as Bangkok sinkhole repairs advanceBangkok authorities said repair work on the massive sinkhole on Samsen Road is progressing on schedule, with concrete already poured into the collapsed area and sand infilling set to begin on Tuesday.
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Thai army hits back at Cambodian PM’s border claims
Read more: Thai army hits back at Cambodian PM’s border claimsThe Royal Thai Army (RTA) has reiterated that the ongoing border dispute with Cambodia is not a conflict between the people of the two nations, but a consequence of Cambodia’s disregard for bilateral agreements and deliberate actions to provoke tensions for political gain.
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Cambodia accused of provoking brief border clash
Read more: Cambodia accused of provoking brief border clashUBON RATCHATHANI – Cambodian troops reportedly fired shots to provoke Thai soldiers into a brief clash at the Chong Arn Ma border area in this northeastern province on Saturday, according to the Royal Thai Army.
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The lowdown on net errors and omissions
Read more: The lowdown on net errors and omissionsThe baht has continuously appreciated this year, with the Bank of Thailand attributing it primarily to a weaker dollar. Greater clarity in domestic politics lifted investor confidence, and Thailand’s gold trade further supported the currency.
