Thai News Summary List

  • Seven hurt in 3 bomb blasts at Pattani Red Cross fair
  • Thai PM Stresses Readiness for Border Incidents
  • Army commander tells PM to 'support national interest' in border dispute
  • Thai PM faces contradictory advice on her future
  • Bombs Detonate at Pattani Fair, 7 Injured
  • Thai PM to meet army commander to defuse political crisis
  • Thailand credits prey releases for 'extraordinary' tiger recovery
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – June 20, 2025
  • Pattaya authorities fine business 10,000 baht and suspend operations for illegal waste disposal
  • Where should you go in Thailand? Pattaya, Koh Samui, Koh Chang – or somewhere else entirely
  • As protests mount and confidence dips, will Thailand’s political instability drag Pattaya down further?
  • Pattaya faces the facts and pushes forward amid slumping hotel revenues
  • ‘Booked a trip to Thailand, got India instead’ – Pattaya welcomes all, but risks losing its identity
  • Suspect wanted over Hermes bag robbery in Hong Kong caught in Thailand
  • AMCHAM Career Camp 2025 builds professional skills for university and vocational students
  • Pattaya Night Run mini-marathon set with road closures and race pack distribution
  • Pressure mounts on PM to quit
  • Pressure mounts on Thai PM to quit
  • Paetongtarn feels heat over leaked call
  • Hun Sen 'masterstroke' puts PM on back foot
  • Hun Sen 'masterstroke' puts Thai PM on back foot
  • Premier rips Hun Sen for secretly taping call
  • PM in crisis after leaked audio
  • Cambodia a 'cybercrime centre' now
  • 'Trust lost' in border dispute
  • 6 marine parks to adopt new e-ticketing system
  • Man cuffed over illegal soil mining
  • Thai PM Paetongtarn to Visit Ubon Ratchathani to Meet Troops, Address Leaked Conversation Controversy
  • Cambodia a ‘cybercrime centre’ now
  • Man cuffed over illegal soil mining
  • Gambling raid nets 54 suspects, B200k in cash
  • Cambodian human trafficking suspects arrested in Pattaya
  • Army calls for national unity after coup fears
  • Army calls for national unity after coup fears
  • Thai Opposition Leader Demands PMs Resignation Over Controversial Call with Hun Sen of Cambodia
  • Man dies after being turned away from Bangkok clinic
  • Cannabis becoming a turn-off for Phuket tourism
  • Activists say PM could be guilty of death-penalty offence
  • Thai Deputy PM Anutin Charnvirakul Resigns as Bhumjaithai Party Exits Government Coalition
  • Why do so many Thai names include ‘Porn’?
  • Senators Demand PM’s Resignation
  • Full Text of the Official Letter Released by the Thai Government Regarding the Leaked Phone Call to Cambodia
  • Transnational sex traffickers arrested in Thailand
  • British embassy tours Pattaya Walking Street
  • Thailand Protests Cambodia Over Leaked Audio Clip
  • Thai PM Apologizes for Leaked Hun Sen Audio
  • Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Apologizes Over Leaked Audio with Cambodian Leader Hun Sen
  • Protesters Demand PM’s Resignation, Threaten Government House Blockade
  • Note found on body tells heartbreaking tale of debt and hardship
  • Thai PM apologises but coalition on the brink
  • Protesters demand PM step down after phone call leak
  • Thai Opposition Leader Calls for Parliament Dissolution
  • Thai opposition calls for House dissolution to head off coup
  • Rotary Clubs Global Pattaya and Krungthep Mahanakorn forge friendship through Sister Club Agreement
  • Thai coalition on the brink after PM’s phone call
  • Bhumjaithai Quits Thai Coalition Government
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – June 19, 2025
  • Seven Thai doctors linked to drug fraud
  • Ex-MP Sira jailed for defaming royalist doctor
  • Pattaya clears shades from beach road footpaths, baht-bus parking on Soi Buakhao still a headache
  • Pattaya residents slam officials for letting businesses encroach on public spaces and walk free without fines
  • Pattaya Mayor and Danish Ambassador deepen friendship through safe tourism and global networking
  • Pattaya Tourist Police use AI and local tips to bust human trafficking ring on Walking Street
  • Hope for eco-tourism rises after whale shark spotted swimming beside dive boat off Bang Saray
  • Police warn Pattaya family travelers about long-distance dangers after near-fatal upcountry crash
  • Pattaya is not a bad place after all — perspectives from visitors and residents
  • Chinese tourists quietly leaving Pattaya, choosing Japan instead; 6 key reasons explained
  • Expats and investors paying taxes scream for change in Pattaya; the government should lend an ear
  • Travel and Tourism in Focus: BCCT Business Panel Explores the EEC’s Hospitality Future
  • Tourism crisis sparks urgent Thai industry response
  • How to retire safely in Thailand
  • Border crisis stirs uncertainty for migrants
  • FDA links seven doctors to drug fraud
  • Anutin rejects offer of two portfolios
  • Ministry moves to shut down illegal factories
  • Coalition split a threat to economy
  • Ex-PPRP MP Sira jailed
  • 3-pronged response to US study, immigration policy
  • Illegal recyclers run out of luck
  • Put charter change ahead of casino, senator says
  • Give same basic wage for all, govt told
  • Funding for drought 'paused, not scrapped'
  • Put charter change ahead of casino, senator says
  • Tourist Police Crack Down on Illegal Chinese Construction Workers in Rayong and Pattaya, 23 People Arrested
  • Tourist Police Showcase Mobile Service Vehicle to Enhance Safety and Support for Visitors in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Tourist Police Bust Human Trafficking Ring on Walking Street, Rescue 9 Children
  • Khao Kheow Open Zoo Hosts Zoo Outreach Community Event, Continuing 24 Year Conservation Mission
  • Chonburi Governor Opens First Sriracha City Council Meeting, Presents Insignia
  • Pattaya Police Raid Uncovers 25 Chinese Nationals Operating Illegal Loan Syndicate
  • Bhumjaithai Party Withdraws from Thai Coalition Government Amid Leaked PM Phone Call Controversy
  • Bhumjaithai quits coalition over Paetongtarn-Hun Sen phone row
  • Bhumjaithai quits Thai coalition over phone-call furore
  • Expats in Thailand offered a further tax holiday with bitcoin
  • Thai forces deny incursions into Cambodia
  • Thai Prime Minister Responds to Public Release of Phone Call with Cambodian Leader
  • Accused Thai drug kingpin sought in Myanmar
  • Yasothon civil servant accused of B9-million embezzlement
  • Accused scammers who targeted Australians remanded in custody
  • Recidivist gambler released due to 'incomplete case files'
  • Paetongtarn on defensive after leak of call with Hun Sen
  • Seven hurt in 3 bomb blasts at Pattani Red Cross fair
  • Thai PM Stresses Readiness for Border Incidents
  • Army commander tells PM to 'support national interest' in border dispute
  • Bombs Detonate at Pattani Fair, 7 Injured
  • Thai PM to meet army commander to defuse political crisis
  • Thailand credits prey releases for 'extraordinary' tiger recovery
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – June 20, 2025
  • Suspect wanted over Hermes bag robbery in Hong Kong caught in Thailand
  • Pressure mounts on PM to quit
  • Pressure mounts on Thai PM to quit
  • Paetongtarn feels heat over leaked call
  • Hun Sen 'masterstroke' puts PM on back foot
  • Hun Sen 'masterstroke' puts Thai PM on back foot
  • 6 marine parks to adopt new e-ticketing system
  • Man cuffed over illegal soil mining
  • Premier rips Hun Sen for secretly taping call
  • PM in crisis after leaked audio
  • Cambodia a 'cybercrime centre' now
  • 'Trust lost' in border dispute
  • Thai PM Paetongtarn to Visit Ubon Ratchathani to Meet Troops, Address Leaked Conversation Controversy
  • Cambodia a ‘cybercrime centre’ now
  • Man cuffed over illegal soil mining
  • Gambling raid nets 54 suspects, B200k in cash
  • Cambodian human trafficking suspects arrested in Pattaya
  • Army calls for national unity after coup fears
  • Army calls for national unity after coup fears
  • Thai Opposition Leader Demands PMs Resignation Over Controversial Call with Hun Sen of Cambodia
  • Man dies after being turned away from Bangkok clinic
  • Cannabis becoming a turn-off for Phuket tourism
  • Activists say PM could be guilty of death-penalty offence
  • Thai Deputy PM Anutin Charnvirakul Resigns as Bhumjaithai Party Exits Government Coalition
  • Why do so many Thai names include ‘Porn’?
  • Senators Demand PM’s Resignation
  • Full Text of the Official Letter Released by the Thai Government Regarding the Leaked Phone Call to Cambodia
  • Transnational sex traffickers arrested in Thailand
  • Thailand Protests Cambodia Over Leaked Audio Clip
  • Thai PM Apologizes for Leaked Hun Sen Audio
  • Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Apologizes Over Leaked Audio with Cambodian Leader Hun Sen
  • Protesters Demand PM’s Resignation, Threaten Government House Blockade
  • Note found on body tells heartbreaking tale of debt and hardship
  • Thai PM apologises but coalition on the brink
  • Protesters demand PM step down after phone call leak
  • Thai Opposition Leader Calls for Parliament Dissolution
  • Thai opposition calls for House dissolution to head off coup
  • Thai coalition on the brink after PM’s phone call
  • Bhumjaithai Quits Thai Coalition Government
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – June 19, 2025
  • Seven Thai doctors linked to drug fraud
  • Ex-MP Sira jailed for defaming royalist doctor
  • Border crisis stirs uncertainty for migrants
  • FDA links seven doctors to drug fraud
  • Anutin rejects offer of two portfolios
  • Ministry moves to shut down illegal factories
  • Coalition split a threat to economy
  • Ex-PPRP MP Sira jailed
  • Put charter change ahead of casino, senator says
  • 3-pronged response to US study, immigration policy
  • Illegal recyclers run out of luck
  • Put charter change ahead of casino, senator says
  • Give same basic wage for all, govt told
  • Funding for drought 'paused, not scrapped'
  • Tourist Police Crack Down on Illegal Chinese Construction Workers in Rayong and Pattaya, 23 People Arrested
  • Tourist Police Showcase Mobile Service Vehicle to Enhance Safety and Support for Visitors in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Tourist Police Bust Human Trafficking Ring on Walking Street, Rescue 9 Children
  • Khao Kheow Open Zoo Hosts Zoo Outreach Community Event, Continuing 24 Year Conservation Mission
  • Chonburi Governor Opens First Sriracha City Council Meeting, Presents Insignia
  • Pattaya Police Raid Uncovers 25 Chinese Nationals Operating Illegal Loan Syndicate
  • Bhumjaithai Party Withdraws from Thai Coalition Government Amid Leaked PM Phone Call Controversy
  • Bhumjaithai quits coalition over Paetongtarn-Hun Sen phone row
  • Bhumjaithai quits Thai coalition over phone-call furore
  • Thai forces deny incursions into Cambodia
  • Thai Prime Minister Responds to Public Release of Phone Call with Cambodian Leader
  • Accused Thai drug kingpin sought in Myanmar
  • Yasothon civil servant accused of B9-million embezzlement
  • Accused scammers who targeted Australians remanded in custody
  • Recidivist gambler released due to 'incomplete case files'
  • Paetongtarn on defensive after leak of call with Hun Sen
  • 26 illegal migrants found crammed in pickup
  • Thousands of Cambodians join government rally as border dispute with Thailand intensifies
  • Thai PM Admits Hun Sen Audio Leak
  • Police raid friends playing innocent board game at home
  • Customer comments on empty restaurant, diner whacks him with a glass
  • Foreign minister advises Thais in Iran, Israel to enter shelters
  • Cambodian Workers Face Uncertainty Amid Border Tensions
  • Fishbone stuck in woman's throat exits through her neck
  • Allergic diner suffers severe reaction after being served shrimp
  • Thais advised to leave Teheran
  • Cambodia Bans Thai Produce Amid Escalating Border Dispute and Power Woes
  • Chinese caught running illegal loan service from Pattaya
  • Quick-thinking bystanders help young women in peril
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – June 18, 2025
  • A waterway of life is turning deadly
  • Bhumjaithai seeks Election Commission delay
  • Bhumjaithai seeks EC delay
  • Army ramps up border control measures
  • Thai Air Force poised to evacuate Thais from Israel, Iran
  • RTAF poised to evacuate Thais from Israel, Iran
  • Srettha: Pride events show equality not here yet
  • Currency exchange tied to scams
  • Refloating of Myanmar vessel to hasten
  • Seven hurt in 3 bomb blasts at Pattani Red Cross fair
    PATTANI: Seven people – five vendors and two police officers – were injured in three bomb blasts at the annual Red Cross fair in Muang district of this southern border province early Friday morning.  ... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Thai PM Stresses Readiness for Border Incidents
    BANGKOK, June 20 (TNA) – Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra today met with governors from seven provinces bordering Cambodia, stressing that all sectors must be ready for any unforeseen incidents, even as the government seeks to avoid conflict. The Premier... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Army commander tells PM to 'support national interest' in border dispute
    Second Army Region Commander Lt Gen Boonsin Padklang has advised Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to "be mindful" and support the national interest with a moral policy when handling the border dispute with Cambodia.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Bombs Detonate at Pattani Fair, 7 Injured
    PATTANI, June 20 (TNA) – Two explosive devices detonated early Friday at the Pattani Red Cross Fair, injuring at least seven people and prompting a search for a third bomb. The blasts occurred around 5:20 a.m. near entrance D1 of... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Thai PM to meet army commander to defuse political crisis
    BANGKOK - Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra will on Friday visit an army commander she called an "opponent" in a leaked phone call as she battles to defuse a crisis threatening to topple her government.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Thailand credits prey releases for 'extraordinary' tiger recovery
    KAMPHAENG PHET - In the thick, steamy forests of western Thailand, 20 skittish sambar deer dart from an enclosure into the undergrowth -- unaware they may find themselves in the jaws of one of the habitat's 200 or so endangered... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – June 20, 2025
    The post Thai Enquirer News Summary – June 20, 2025 appeared first on Thai Enquirer.... Read more
    Source: Thai Enquirer Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Suspect wanted over Hermes bag robbery in Hong Kong caught in Thailand
    A man who fled to Thailand after allegedly stealing 11 pre-owned Hermes bags and a Van Cleef & Arpels necklace worth nearly HK$3 million (12.5 million baht) in total has been apprehended and will be extradited to Hong Kong, the... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Pressure mounts on PM to quit
    Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has come under increasing pressure to resign, following the release of a leaked audio recording of her conversation with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Pressure mounts on Thai PM to quit
    Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has come under increasing pressure to resign, following the release of a leaked audio recording of her conversation with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Paetongtarn feels heat over leaked call
    Thai-Cambodian relations have sharply deteriorated following the leak of a phone call between Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen. Speaking on Wednesday after the audio surfaced, the premier admitted she had lost trust in Hun Sen.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Hun Sen 'masterstroke' puts PM on back foot
    Cambodia's Senate President Hun Sen's masterstroke stemming from his controversial audio conversation with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has delivered a painful diplomatic lesson for Thailand, according to a popular investigative media CSI LA and a security expert.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Hun Sen 'masterstroke' puts Thai PM on back foot
    Cambodia's Senate President Hun Sen's masterstroke stemming from his controversial audio conversation with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has delivered a painful diplomatic lesson for Thailand, according to a popular investigative media CSI LA and a security expert.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • 6 marine parks to adopt new e-ticketing system
    KRABI: The Department of National Parks will launch a new e-ticketing system at six southern marine parks this October to boost transparency, prevent corruption, and improve revenue collection, according to the environment minister.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Man cuffed over illegal soil mining
    The Crime Suppression Division (CSD) has arrested a 70-year-old businessman in Chiang Mai's San Kamphaeng district for running an illegal soil excavation operation in a designated green zone, following years of complaints from local residents.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Premier rips Hun Sen for secretly taping call
    Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has apologised for a leaked audio recording of her private phone conversation with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • PM in crisis after leaked audio
    Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is under intensifying legal and ethical scrutiny after a leaked audio recording of her conversation with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen surfaced, triggering a wave of high-profile complaints.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Cambodia a 'cybercrime centre' now
    The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has accused Cambodia of possibly harbouring the world's largest cybercrime networks backed by the ruling elite.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • 'Trust lost' in border dispute
    The leaked telephone conversation between Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen has impacted Thailand's internal affairs, an international law scholar at Thammasat University has observed.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Fri-06-25
  • Thai PM Paetongtarn to Visit Ubon Ratchathani to Meet Troops, Address Leaked Conversation Controversy
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- UBON RATCHATHANI, Thailand — Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra will travel to Ubon Ratchathani on Friday, June 20, 2025, to meet with troops stationed along the Thai-Cambodian border and hold talks with Second Army Area Commander Lt... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Cambodia a ‘cybercrime centre’ now
    The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has accused Cambodia of possibly harbouring the world’s largest cybercrime networks backed by the ruling elite.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Man cuffed over illegal soil mining
    The Crime Suppression Division (CSD) has arrested a 70-year-old businessman in Chiang Mai for running an illegal soil excavation operation in a designated green zone, following years of complaints from residents.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Gambling raid nets 54 suspects, B200k in cash
    Fifty-four people were arrested during a raid on a suspected illegal gambling den inside a warehouse in Bang Yai district, Nonthaburi, seizing over 200,000 baht in cash and various gambling equipment.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Cambodian human trafficking suspects arrested in Pattaya
    CHON BURI - Seven Cambodian suspects have been arrested in Pattaya in a crackdown on human trafficking and illegal labor, rescuing nine children from alleged exploitation.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Army calls for national unity after coup fears
    The national army chief has reaffirmed his commitment to democracy and national sovereignty, urging Thais to unite amid talks of a potential military coup.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Army calls for national unity after coup fears
    The national army chief has reaffirmed his commitment to democracy and national sovereignty, urging Thais to unite amid talks of a potential military coup.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Thai Opposition Leader Demands PMs Resignation Over Controversial Call with Hun Sen of Cambodia
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- BANGKOK, June 19, 2025 — Natthapong Ruengpanyawut, leader of Thailand’s opposition People’s Party, has called for Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to resign following a leaked phone call with Cambodia’s former leader Hun Sen as we reported... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Man dies after being turned away from Bangkok clinic
    A family is calling for an investigation after a 60-year-old man died outside a clinic in the Pracha Uthit area of Bangkok, alleging that it refused to treat him, with one staff member saying, “Don’t die in the clinic.”... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Cannabis becoming a turn-off for Phuket tourism
    Businesses in Phuket say widespread use of cannabis on the southern tourist island — home to 1,500 weed shops — has started to have a negative impact on tourism in Thailand.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Activists say PM could be guilty of death-penalty offence
    KHON KAEN - Two activists in this northeastern province have filed a police complaint against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, accusing her of violating several sections of the Criminal Code, with punishments that could even include the death penalty.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Thai Deputy PM Anutin Charnvirakul Resigns as Bhumjaithai Party Exits Government Coalition
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- BANGKOK, June 19, 2025 — Anutin Charnvirakul, Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, announced his resignation from both posts this afternoon, following a dramatic decision by his Bhumjaithai Party to withdraw from the... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Why do so many Thai names include ‘Porn’?
    If you’re familiar with Thai names, you may encounter some that make you do a double-take, specifically those ending or beginning with “porn” (spelled “พร” in Thai). Examples include Somporn, Arpaporn, Pornthip, Waranporn and Phattaraporn — and the list goes... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Senators Demand PM’s Resignation
    BANGKOK, June 19 (TNA) – The Senate Committee on Military Affairs and State Security, alongside a group of senators, today called for Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to immediately resign and cease duties, citing severe damage to the country and loss... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Full Text of the Official Letter Released by the Thai Government Regarding the Leaked Phone Call to Cambodia
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Full text of the official letter released by the Thai government regarding the leaked phone call to Cambodia Senate leader Hun Sen. This article contains only the letter verbatim in English, for context and full details... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Transnational sex traffickers arrested in Thailand
    Two Singaporean men and a Thai man have been arrested in Thailand on charges of transnational trafficking of women for prostitution in the city-state.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Thailand Protests Cambodia Over Leaked Audio Clip
    BANGKOK, June 19 (TNA) – Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has lodged a formal protest with Cambodia following the release of a private audio conversation between the Thai Prime Minister and Cambodia’s Senate President Hun Sen. The MFA asserts... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Thai PM Apologizes for Leaked Hun Sen Audio
    ฺฺBANGKOK, June 19 (TNA) – Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra today apologized to all Thais for a leaked audio clip of her conversation with Cambodia’s Senate President Hun Sen. She clarified the situation with the military, explaining her true, peace-seeking intentions... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Apologizes Over Leaked Audio with Cambodian Leader Hun Sen
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Bangkok, Thailand- On June 19th, 2025, Thailand’s Prime Minister, Ms. Paetongtarn Shinawatra, publicly addressed a diplomatic controversy sparked by the leak of a private conversation between herself and Cambodia’s Senate President and former Prime Minister, Samdech... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Protesters Demand PM’s Resignation, Threaten Government House Blockade
    BANGKOK, June 19 (TNA) – The Network of Students and People for Reform of Thailand (NSPRT) and the Dhamma Army are demanding the Prime Minister’s resignation, staging their protests at Chamai Maruchet Bridge and setting a June 24 deadline to... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-06-25
  • Note found on body tells heartbreaking tale of debt and hardship
    PRACHIN BURI - A woman found dead in a pond left a heartbreaking note apologising to her son, saying she was exhausted and saw no way out, despite her efforts to repay her debts, police said.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-06-25