Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th February, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Weather in northern Thailand sees a rise in temperatures, with warnings about PM2.5 dust levels.

Election Commission urges cooperation to avoid referencing unofficial election results from websites.

Trump may create conditions for a deal with Iran, according to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Concerns grow over Thailand's corruption image, despite a contrasting transparency index.

Sudarat announces resignation as leader of Thai Sang Thai party after a disappointing election result.

BCP clarifies issues regarding a scammer case, potentially unlocking shares for sale.

Thailand's Ministry of Finance updates on the "Half-Half" registration phase two, with cash support details.

Social media buzzes with a clip of vote-buying allegations in Udon Thani.

Electricity authority explains why a village boycotted elections after a decade without power.

U.S. budget deficit drops by 26% in January, driven by soaring tax revenue.

Ukraine's Zelensky shocked as Russia considers economic ties with the U.S.

TOP reports a significant profit increase, with dividends set at one baht per share.

Ubisoft's net bookings exceed expectations, driven by strong franchise performance.

Scientists in the U.S. successfully create a tiny brain with self-sustaining blood vessels.

Thailand's local government launches a campaign to control dengue fever this year.

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