Thailand’s Education Ministry is intensifying efforts to get as many dropouts as possible back to school in 2025 under the government’s Thailand Zero Dropout policy.
Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhat, Raha share magical first sunset of 2025 in Thailand
Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, and their daughter Raha Kapoor kicked off 2025 with a heartwarming family moment, enjoying the first sunset of the year in Thailand alongside their extended family. Turning to Instagram account Riddhima Kapoor,
Moo Deng: Thailand’s personality of the year
Moo Deng has captured hearts, taken over social media, and established herself as the sassy, adorable, and irreplaceable queen of 2024.
Thai economic uncertainty has increased, central bank minutes say
Uncertainty around the Thai economy has significantly increased primarily due to the unclear impact of possible U.S. economic policies, minutes of the Bank of Thailand’s Dec. 18 monetary policy …
FirstUp: Thailand’s e-visa system to roll out in India, Russia to halt gas supplies to Moldova… The big headlines today
Thailand will roll out its electronic visa or e-visa system in India today. Meanwhile, Russia is set to halt gas supplies to Moldova. Pakistan is set to assume a non-permanent seat on the UNSC for a t
Thailand: New Year’s Eve celebration
BANGKOK, THAILAND December 31, 2024 – A view of the lights in Bangkok on the New Year’s Eve celebration night 2024.
Elephant contraceptives: Thailand goes on a wild (animal) birth control plan
Wild elephant population increase by 7-8% annually in the country, leading to deadly human-elephant conflicts.
Trends set to shape Thailand in 2025
In 2025, a key government policy to monitor is tax reform initiatives recently floated by Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira. Mr Pichai said Thailand should follow the example of many countries that …
Brics welcomes Thailand as newest partner nation
Thailand has become a partner country of Brics starting on Wednesday, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs(MFA).
Vietnam’s GDP could overtake Singapore’s by 2029
While Vietnam’s per capita GDP remains lower than that of Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand, it is set to surpass Indonesia and the Philippines by 2026, climbing to fourth place among ASEAN-6 nations …