Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st July, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Budget discussions continue as lawmakers express concerns over cuts to social welfare programs.

Thai Airways faces scrutiny after an aircrew member was caught smuggling heroin into Australia.

Corruption in local government exams raises alarms, prompting investigations into misconduct.

Venezuela struggles with food shortages as earthquake death toll approaches two thousand.

Iran intensifies control over the Strait of Hormuz ahead of new negotiations with the U.S.

Heavy rainfall expected across Thailand from July 1st to 3rd, warns meteorological department.

Election results for Bangkok governor confirmed, with Chatchart leading the way.

WHO warns of extreme heat in Europe, with over 1,300 fatalities reported.

Ten Thai ships safely exit the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions.

Russia's economy faces turmoil as small businesses struggle under war-related pressures.

South Africa braces for potential violence as anti-immigrant protests escalate.

YLG advises investors to buy back gold if prices hold above $3,937.

Microsoft extends support for Windows Server 2022 until October 2027.

New gaming tablets launched in China, featuring high-end specifications for gamers.

Thailand's U18 volleyball team prepares for Asian Championship match against Mongolia tonight.

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