Politics · National NewsThai Troops Tighten Borders and Safeguard Vote Against Fake News
With Thailand’s 8 Feb election nearing, the army is beefing up border security and running a 24/7 rumour desk to halt fake news so Thai voters reach the polls.
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Politics · EconomyBhumjaithai’s ฿58M Donation Surge Sparks Concerns Over Fair Elections
Bhumjaithai’s ฿58 million November donation surge reshapes Thai politics, sparking calls for stricter caps and industry disclosure—see how it could affect upcoming elections.
Politics · National NewsPeople’s Party Seeks 20 Million Votes to Bypass Senate, Rewrite Constitution
Thailand’s opposition People’s Party says 20 million votes would sideline the appointed Senate, rally Gen Z and draft a new constitution within nine months.
Politics · EconomyThailand’s Bhumjaithai Surge Brings Cheaper Power Bills and Stronger Borders
Ahead of Thailand’s Feb election, Bhumjaithai aims for 140+ seats with pledges of lower power bills and tighter borders. See impact on residents and expats.
Politics · EconomyCheaper Water, Land Rights and Elephant Alerts for Eastern Thai Voters
Discover Thanathorn’s agenda to slash water bills, clear land titles, curb elephant raids and fast-track migrant permits on Thailand’s eastern seaboard.
Politics · Digital LifestyleAnutin Urges Thais to Log Off for a Calmer 2026 Election as Security Plan Rolls Out
Bhumjaithai leader Anutin urges voters to log off social media to cut anxiety and fake news ahead of Thailand’s 8 Feb 2026 election, while police roll out a 90,000-station security plan.
Politics · National NewsThai Voters Call for Constitutional Rewrite and Cambodia Border Pact Review
Before Thailand’s election, social media shows 36% of voters backing a charter overhaul and Cambodia border pact review, eclipsing cost-of-living worries.
Economy · PoliticsThailand’s 70:30 Co-Pay Scheme Lowers Street-Food Bills, Raises Debt Fears
Thailand’s 70:30 co-pay scheme slashes street-food bills and daily expenses, but economists warn it could nudge public debt toward the 70 %-of-GDP ceiling—discover the trade-offs.
Politics · ImmigrationThailand Braces for Trade and Migration Strains After ASEAN Snubs Myanmar Vote
Thailand faces border trade disruption and migrant influx as ASEAN declines to recognise Myanmar’s military elections. Read what this means for local businesses.