Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th January, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Former Prime Minister Abhisit vows to boost education and revive GDP to five percent.

National Children's Day celebrations bring joy and safety tips for families across Thailand.

Thailand and the United States enhance cooperation with over 100 million dollars for border stability.

Former PTT executive becomes the fifth technocrat of the People's Party, aiming for reform.

A tragic accident involving a Volvo results in one pedestrian fatality and multiple injuries.

Dr. Chain promotes a 70:30 economic policy to stimulate growth during his market visit.

The Air Force opens twelve locations for families to enjoy National Children's Day activities.

The Election Commission warns against alcohol sales during local elections starting January 10.

Gen Z youth network calls for action to protect children from vaping on National Children's Day.

Major protests in Iran escalate, resulting in 65 deaths and over 2,300 arrests nationwide.

The U.S. investigates financial businesses to combat social welfare fraud amid budget cuts.

Bond yields remain uncertain as investors await employment data and tax rulings from Trump.

Trump signs orders to withdraw the U.S. from 66 international organizations in one go.

Malwarebytes reports a significant leak of Instagram user data affecting over 17.5 million accounts.

Lenovo unveils Qira, a cross-device AI assistant platform at CES 2026, showcasing innovation.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!