Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th February, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Traffic congestion reported near the Phra Nangklao Bridge, almost reaching the Khae Rai intersection.

Oil prices surge past sixty-five dollars amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

Miss Thailand 2026 contestants arrive in Trang, preparing for activities at various landmarks.

Police apprehend the shooter from Phatong School, ensuring the safety of hostages.

Warning issued for Bangkok and surrounding areas as PM2.5 dust levels are expected to rise.

Analysts predict the Bhumjaithai Party could remain in power for another decade.

The Election Commission invites the public to verify the vote counting process for the recent elections.

Anutin orders the Cabinet to prepare for the cancellation of MOU 44, citing lack of benefits.

U.S. plans to finalize a trade deal with Indonesia in the coming weeks.

European stocks hit record highs, driven by the energy sector's strong performance.

Dow Jones closes down sixty-six points after strong U.S. job numbers reduce rate cut hopes.

AppLovin exceeds profit expectations for Q4 2025, but shares decline.

New wearable tech trends emerge as AI transforms health monitoring in daily life.

Research shows breakfast is crucial for seniors, reducing overall mortality risk.

The Thai national football team to face Turkmenistan with tickets on sale from February 14th.

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