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Thailand’s COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign: Progress and Challenges

Overview of Vaccination Progress The Department of Disease Control (DDC) of the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH)...

2 hours ago
K-Research Raises Alarm Over Thailand’s Sovereign Credit Rating Amidst Growing Stimulus Spending

In an effort to stimulate the national economy, the Thai government has introduced a unique initiative – a 10,...

3 hours ago
Pol Gen Torsak Sukvimol Appointed As Thailand’s New Police Chief

A New Era for Thailand’s Police Force Thailand’s police force is set to undergo significant changes ...

3 hours ago
Thailand and Laos Strengthen Cross-Border Collaboration to Curb Narcotics Trade

The governments of Thailand and Laos have joined forces in an effort to curb the illegal narcotics tra...

4 hours ago
Deputy National Police Chief Surachate Hakparn Faces Controversy Amid Cyber Task Force Raid on Residence

Deputy National Police Chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn is currently amid a maelstrom of allegations an...

5 hours ago
Bank of Thailand Unanimously Agree to Raise Key Rate, Forecasting 2.8% GDP Growth

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of Thailand has unanimously agreed to raise the key rate immediate...

5 hours ago
Androgynous Fashion: A Reflection of Evolving Societal Attitudes

Understanding Androgyny in Fashion Androgyny, derived from the combination of masculine and feminine c...

Thailand Proposes Reserving Emergency And Necessary Expenditure For EV3.0 Policy
The Finance Ministry in the Southeast Asian nation, Thailand, has suggested a proposal for reserving an additional 50 billion baht under the EV3.0 policy. This measure was proposed to manage potential emergency or necessary expenditures. This initiative comes as the EV3.0 policy, which provides tax incentives for electric vehicle (EV) importers and subsidies for EV purchases, is slated to end on December 31. The National Electric Vehicle Policy Board, a key player in the nation's transition towards electric mobility, has raised concerns about the depletion of funds for subsidies, given the accelerating rate of EV purchases. Initially, the EV3.0 policy was equipped with a budget of 29.23 billion baht. Subsidies Under the EV3.0 Policy The EV3.0 policy provides multiple levels of subsidies based on the specifications of the EV. For instance, a subsidy of 70,000 baht is granted for EV cars equipped with a 10 to 30kWh battery....
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Thailand Proposes Reserving Emergency And Necessary Expenditure For EV3.0 Policy
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Enhancing Financial Literacy: A Focus on Thailand
The Financial Struggles of Thai People Despite the remarkable economic growth in Thailand, a significant number of Thai citizens continue to face financial hardships. Interestingly, these financial troubles are not solely due to low income. Instead, a lack of financial management skills is a prominent factor. Without proper financial planning and budgeting capabilities, individuals often
6 hours ago
Former Thai Finance Minister Voices Apprehension Over Government's Digital Wallet Scheme
Former Thai finance minister, Thirachai Puvanatnaranubala, has voiced his apprehensions over the government’s proposed digital wallet scheme, a key promise of the Pheu Thai Party’s election manifesto. The government predicts this scheme will propel Thailand to achieve a 5% growth in GDP next year, a claim Thirachai questions, expressing uncertainty about the scheme’s potential to
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Thailand's Prime Minister at the UN: Economic Success and Environmental Shortcomings
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin of Thailand embarked on his first overseas mission to the United Nations General Assembly with a clear goal: to reignite global confidence in Thailand’s economic stability and potential. Meeting with CEOs of major U.S-based corporations, including Tesla, Google, Microsoft, JP Morgan, and BlackRock, Thavisin aimed to secure a minimum of $5
Thai and Cambodian Prime Ministers to Discuss Cross-Border Online Scams and Economic Cooperation
Cross-Border Online Scams & Economic Cooperation: Thai & Cambodian Prime Ministers' Meeting

Thai and Cambodian Prime Ministers to Discuss Cr...

  Cracking Down on Cyber Scams The Prime Ministers of Thailand and Cambodia are scheduled to meet this week to discuss urgent...

Major Issues Anticipated to be Resolved During the Visit of Thai PM
Thailand's Premier Srettha Thavasin's First Foreign Visit: Cambodia

Major Issues Anticipated to be Resolved During t...

Thailand’s Premier Visits Cambodia Thailand’s Prime Minister, Srettha Thavasin, is set to hold discussions with his Ca...

Thailand Battles Torrential Downpours As Bangkok's Struggle with Flash Floods

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Thailand Battles Torrential Downpours As Bangkok's Struggle w...

The Finance Ministry in the Southeast Asian nation, Thailand, has suggested a proposal for reserving an additional 50 billion baht under the EV3.0 policy. This measure was proposed to manage potential emergency or necessary expenditures. This initiat...

Portugal and Thailand Collaborate on Potential Pear Export P...

In the last week of September, Portugal and Thailand embarked on a joint venture to assess the potential for Portuguese pear expor...

Battling the Delta Surge: Bangkok's "Bubble and Seal" Approa...

The Rising Threat of the Delta Variant in Bangkok The escalating COVID-19 situation in Bangkok, Thailand, has been largely attribu...

Thai Baht and Indonesian Rupiah Plummet as US Dollar Surges,...

The Thai baht and Indonesian rupiah have been significantly impacted by the surging strength of the US dollar, leading to signific...

Thailand Officers to Face Charges for Fleeing Deadly Shootin...

The evening of September 6th, 2021, witnessed a tragic incident at the home of Praween “Kamnan Nok” Chankhlai, a promi...

Thailand's FDA Assures Safety of Japanese Seafood Amid Fukushima Concerns
With the rising concern over the safety of seafood imports from Japan due to the release of treated water from the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, Thailand's Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) has assured the public of the safety of these imports. The Fukushima plant, severely hit by a tsunami in 2011, began releasing treated radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean on August 24. Amid this backdrop, the TFDA's affirmation serves to dispel fears and reassure Thai consumers about the safety of Japanese seafood imports.Implementing Stringent Safety MeasuresTo ensure the safety of the imported seafood, the TFDA has put in place stringent safety measures. These measures include conducting tests on 75 samples of seafood including squid, molluscs, and crabs considered at risk. The main focus of the tests was to analyze the content of cesium-134 and cesium-137, radioactive isotopes that could potentially be present due to t...
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Thailand's FDA Assures Safety of Japanese Seafood Amid Fukushima Concerns
Navigating Thai Soft Power Expansion: Targeted Strategies and Global Alliances

Navigating Thai Soft Power Expansion: Targeted Strategies and Global Alliances...

Soft power is a term coined by political scientist Joseph Nye, describing the ability of a country to influence others through culture, values, and policies rather than using force or coercion. Thailand, a country rich in culture and diversity, utilizes its soft power in unique ways. The country’s soft pow...

A Milestone for Esports: Thailand Clinches First Esports Medal in Asian Games History

A Milestone for Esports: Thailand Clinches First Esports Medal in Asian Games History...

  A Historic Win for Thailand In a defining moment for esports, Thailand has emerged victorious, securing the first-ever esports medal in the history of the Asian Games. This significant achievement underscores the growing acceptance and recognition of esports in major international sporting events. While t...

Thailand's Export Sector Sees August Rebound with 2.6% Growth, Driven by Agriculture and Industry

Thailand's Export Sector Sees August Rebound with 2.6% Growth, Driven by Agriculture and Industry...

Thailand’s export sector has recently shown promising signs of recovery. According to the Ministry of Commerce, Thai exports for August grew by 2.6%, valued at US$24.28 billion, resulting in a trade surplus of U$359.9 million. This increase was largely due to significant contributions from the agriculture ...

Around 18 Passengers Were Hurt As Faulty Electric Bus Slams into 3 Cars on Bangkok’s Rama II Road

Around 18 Passengers Were Hurt As Faulty Electric Bus Slams into 3 Cars on Bangkok’s Rama II Road...

The recent series of accidents on Rama II Road has sparked concerns about the safety measures in place. In one such incident, a No 558 electric bus driver, Boonmee Janthaphan, discovered a brake malfunction, resulting in a vehicular accident shortly after passing Soi 4 of Rama II Road. Despite Janthaphan’s...

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