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Thailand delays return of Cambodian soldiers
Read more: Thailand delays return of Cambodian soldiersA renewed ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia passed the 72-hour mark on Tuesday, an initial goal the countries had set to secure a more lasting peace, but Bangkok said it had delayed the release of 18 captured Cambodian soldiers due to alleged breaches of the deal.
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SET ends third straight year in the red
Read more: SET ends third straight year in the redThe Stock Exchange of Thailand finished 2025 in the red for the third consecutive year, one of only a handful of markets worldwide to record double-digit losses compared with 2024.
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Dusit Thani family feud escalates
Read more: Dusit Thani family feud escalatesThe rift between the heirs of the founder of SET-listed Dusit Thani is now a dispute between two of the largest hospitality companies in Thailand.
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Sixth Thai soldier severely injured by landmine near border in Surin
Read more: Sixth Thai soldier severely injured by landmine near border in SurinA Thai soldier lost his right foot when he stepped on an anti-personnel landmine near Hill 350, close to Ta Kwai temple ruins and the border with Cambodia, in Surin province on Wednesday afternoon.
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Prosecutors to appeal ex-police chief’s acquittal in ‘Boss’ hit-and-run case
Read more: Prosecutors to appeal ex-police chief’s acquittal in ‘Boss’ hit-and-run caseProsecutors are preparing to appeal the acquittal of a former national police chief and five others charged with manipulating evidence in the hit-and-run case of Red Bull scion Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya.
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Foreign tourists attack lifeguard, pay B200,000 compensation
Read more: Foreign tourists attack lifeguard, pay B200,000 compensationPHUKET – A group of foreign tourists who assaulted a lifeguard at Nai Harn Beach in Phuket have agreed to pay the man 200,000 baht in compensation after a video showing the attack was widely shared on social media.
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Landslide kills two as storm blankets North
Read more: Landslide kills two as storm blankets NorthCHIANG MAI – Two people were confirmed killed and another was missing after a landslide hit a village in Mae Chaem district as heavy rain pounded the North of Thailand on Wednesday morning.
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Gripen jet deal a ‘boost for military’
Read more: Gripen jet deal a ‘boost for military’Thailand’s procurement of Swedish-made Gripen fighter jets will not only strengthen the country’s defence capabilities but also serve as a catalyst for the development of its own defence industry, Foreign Affairs Minister Maris Sangiampongsa said.