The new electric scooter features a fixed battery, a 122 km range, a top speed of 80 km/h, and three riding modes.

More than 50 years after the advertisement photo with a 500 baht fee, the identity of the woman standing in the middle of the 'Three Lady Cooks' canned fish logo, familiar to millions of Vietnamese families, has finally been revealed.

According to Tony Vidmar, Thailand created many difficulties despite playing with ten men in their 1-2 loss to Australia in the opening match of Group D of the AFC U23 Asian Cup 2026.

A group of foreign tourists sunbathing in bikinis near a temple in Chiang Mai faced criticism from Thai locals, who deemed their actions culturally inappropriate.

Bangkok states its readiness to respond following a mortar shell incident from Cambodia that crossed the border, despite Phnom Penh's claim that the event was an accident.

An explosion at an outpost in the area bordering Thailand injured two Cambodian soldiers, according to Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense.

Bangkok accuses Phnom Penh of violating a ceasefire agreement by firing mortars at a high point in Chong Bok, injuring a Thai soldier.

Cambodian officials accuse Thailand of annexing border village Chouk Chey after ceasefire, but Bangkok denies.

Beagle dogs are widely used at airports worldwide to detect prohibited goods due to their keen sense of smell and endearing appearance.

Eighteen Cambodian prisoners of war were released by Thailand, returning home on the last day of 2025 to a warm welcome from the public.

Thailand announced the postponement of releasing 18 Cambodian prisoners, citing Phnom Penh's violation of a ceasefire agreement by deploying drones to infringe upon its territory.

Prime Minister Hun Manet stated Cambodia agreed to a ceasefire with Thailand to protect its people from the suffering of conflict, not as a concession of territory.

Thailand accuses Cambodia of violating a recently signed ceasefire agreement by deploying 250 unmanned aerial vehicles, intruding into its territory.

A Thai court has handed down a historic sentence of over 806 years to businessman Prasit Jeawkok for fraud involving illegal investment schemes.