Thailand’s Feb 8 Election: Cash Relief vs Energy Reform—No Senate Veto
On 8 Feb 2024, Thai voters choose between Bhumjaithai’s cash-relief pledges and the People’s Party’s energy reforms, in the first PM choice without a Senate veto.
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On 8 Feb 2024, Thai voters choose between Bhumjaithai’s cash-relief pledges and the People’s Party’s energy reforms, in the first PM choice without a Senate veto.
Thailand’s caretaker government keeps essential services running amid election limbo, while legal wrangling over a proposed gold-trade tax exposes policy limits
Phuket police seized 140 psilocybin packs at Rawai’s ‘Mushroom Temple’. Two Russians arrested; festival visitors warned of harsh drug penalties, extra patrols.
Thailand’s charter rewrite stalls over billion-baht costs; learn how the constitutional delay could unsettle expat investments, property deals and policies.
Thailand suspends all ITD contracts after two deadly crane accidents. Commuters on NE rail and Rama 2 face 30–45-minute delays; compensation probe set.
Over 250 Cambodian drones breached Thai airspace, fanning disinformation and anxiety in Surin, Buri Ram and Si Sa Ket. See how Thailand counters the threat.
PM2.5 smog blankets 59 Thai provinces, prompting health warnings, WFH advisories and school closures. See affected areas and learn how to protect yourself.
After sudden clear-air turbulence, Etihad Airways Flight EY416 landed safely at Phuket International Airport—discover safety tips for Thailand travellers.
Rak Chart’s one-ID plan could let Samut Sakhon fish vendors in Thailand swap informal loan-shark debt for 8% state credit, easing household financial strain.