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Klatham moves to dissolve People’s Party
Read more: Klatham moves to dissolve People’s PartyThe Klatham Party will petition the Election Commission (EC) to dissolve the People’s Party (PP) over allegations it appointed a student as an MP’s aide and funnelled the aide’s salary into party memberships.
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MPs slam PM’s dissolution threat
Read more: MPs slam PM’s dissolution threatPoliticians have strongly criticised Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s remarks suggesting he might dissolve parliament if a no-confidence motion is tabled, accusing him of attempting to evade democratic scrutiny.
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Hospital fined after patient files used as snack bags
Read more: Hospital fined after patient files used as snack bagsA major private hospital in Thailand has been fined 1.2 million baht after paper patient records were found being used as snack bags, according to the country’s data protection watchdog.
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Mourning echoes as guns fall silent in Si Sa Ket
Read more: Mourning echoes as guns fall silent in Si Sa KetThe guns have fallen silent in the Thai-Cambodian conflict, giving way to the sounds of mourning for civilians who lost their lives in Kantharalak district of Si Sa Ket province.
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Stocks fall as US tariff news sinks in
Read more: Stocks fall as US tariff news sinks inRECAP: A global stock sell-off extended to a sixth day as US President Donald Trump boosted tariffs across the world, while two days of solid earnings from megacap tech firms failed to lift sentiment.
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Chinese arrivals may hit 9m in 2026
Read more: Chinese arrivals may hit 9m in 2026Chinese tourist arrivals should rebound to 9 million in 2026, driven by large groups, positive momentum from chartered flights and global business events that reinforce Thailand’s image as a safe destination, according to the Association of Thai Travel Agents (Atta).
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Tax shift props up the auto industry
Read more: Tax shift props up the auto industryFormer prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra said during a recent conference that the government should impose a high excise tax on imported electric vehicles (EVs) that use a low proportion of local content.
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Tariff deal shows Thais ready for ‘new world order’
Read more: Tariff deal shows Thais ready for ‘new world order’Economic and trade analysts have warned of a sluggish economy later this year as the impact of the 19% tariff rate imposed on Thailand by the United States takes hold.
