Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th January, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Political tensions rise as parties negotiate post-election power dynamics.

Democrat Party ramps up fundraising efforts ahead of the upcoming elections.

Debate on government coalition conditions highlights future political landscape.

Sudarat unveils economic policies aimed at debt relief and low-interest funds.

Debt relief debate features proposals to help Thai citizens financially.

Driver recounts the moment his vehicle fell into a sinkhole on Rama 2 Road.

Three missing persons found after crane accident on a train in Sikhiu.

Yothachan faces local protests over a recycling plant's environmental impact.

Bangkok ranks as the second-best city to visit in the world for 2026.

Venezuelan government injects $300 million to stabilize currency amid crisis.

US halts permanent visas for Thai citizens, signaling political concerns.

Latest oil prices from PTT and Shell show fluctuations in the market.

KBANK forecasts Thai baht to range between 31.00 and 31.70 next week.

NARIT invites public to join stargazing event in Chiang Mai this year.

Thailand reports highest cases of monkeypox, with most patients being male.

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