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Bangkok’s 20-baht flat fare on the Red and Purple urban rail lines will end on September 30, forcing commuters back to distance-based fares starting October 1. The change, confirmed by …

Thailand has recorded one of its sharpest declines in electricity consumption in decades, with power use falling more than 5% in the first seven months of 2025. The drop, reported …

Thailand’s real estate sector is facing renewed pressure after the Bank of Thailand slashed interest rates for the fourth time in a year, while foreign tourist arrivals continue to decline. …

Thailand has repealed its long-standing rule that barred restaurants from selling alcohol between 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM. The restriction, first introduced in 1972, will officially be lifted 60 days …

Thailand has secured its spot as one of the world’s favorite destinations for Gen Z travelers, who are choosing the Kingdom not only for its nightlife and beaches but also …

Thailand’s Education Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat has urged the new government to immediately back her reform agenda, warning that without swift action, the country’s schools risk falling further behind global standards. …

Nepal’s interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has promised to step down within six months, pledging to hold elections in March 2026 and launch urgent reforms to tackle corruption. The move …

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how food and beverage companies across Southeast Asia spot consumer trends and manage supply chains. From Singapore to Indonesia, the technology is being used to predict …

Thailand is rolling out tougher smog-control measures nationwide as new research shows air pollution affects more than just physical health. Alongside respiratory and heart disease, studies have linked fine dust …

Thailand is making significant strides in integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its higher education system, positioning itself as a leader in AI-powered learning. With universities like Chulalongkorn University leading the …