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Thai minister Vorapak resigns, denies scam links
Read more: Thai minister Vorapak resigns, denies scam linksDeputy Finance Minister Vorapak Tanyawong announced his resignation on Wednesday, insisting he had no connection with transnational scam networks and vowing legal action against those spreading false information.
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Minister on hot seat over scam reports
Read more: Minister on hot seat over scam reportsPrime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul says he has asked Deputy Finance Minister Vorapak Tanyawong for a written response to allegations that he is linked to Southeast Asian scam networks.
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Travel subsidy fails to attract Thais
Read more: Travel subsidy fails to attract ThaisThe tourism and sports minister says the number of local tourists using co-payment privileges was lower than expected for the first 10 days of the scheme despite 1.58 million registrants, as travel sentiment may be unfavourable due to economic conditions.
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Auto parts makers brace for the worst
Read more: Auto parts makers brace for the worstThai auto parts makers are preparing for the impact of Washington’s steep tariff policy, coupled with concerns over global steel price fluctuations that may affect the automotive industry.
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Unesco urges Asean unity to build AI capabilities
Read more: Unesco urges Asean unity to build AI capabilitiesComputing capacity, data interoperability and policy harmonisation are critical pillars of Asean regional collaboration when building artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, according to Unesco.
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Attack on monastery in Myanmar kills at least 23
Read more: Attack on monastery in Myanmar kills at least 23At least 23 people have been confirmed dead, including four children, after an attack on a monastery in a village in Sagaing region of Myanmar, witnesses said on Friday.
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Disgraced ex-monks in sex scandal under embezzlement probe
Read more: Disgraced ex-monks in sex scandal under embezzlement probeThe National Office of Buddhism (NOB) is mulling criminal complaints against former senior monks if an investigation finds they embezzled money from temples.
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Thaksin joins Thai ministers in fine-tuning response to Trump tariff threat
Read more: Thaksin joins Thai ministers in fine-tuning response to Trump tariff threatThaksin Shinawatra, the de facto leader of Thailand’s ruling Pheu Thai Party, is taking a more proactive role in shaping the country’s response to deal with the fallout of President Donald Trump’s threat to impose a steep
