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18/09/2025

Thailand rejected Cambodia's proposal to open border checkpoints at the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly Executive Committee meeting.

18/09/2025

The BBC's series, "The Dark Side of Paradise in Thailand," has drawn significant criticism for its negative portrayal of the country. Many individuals familiar with and who have visited Thailand are asserting that the nation is not as depicted by the BBC.

18/09/2025

The Prime Minister has accepted proposals from the private sector, specifically the Thai Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade of Thailand, to urgently drive the Thai economy.

18/09/2025

The military has been tasked with managing the situation following a clash at Ban Nong Ya Kaeo in Sa Kaeo province.

18/09/2025

The First Army Area has condemned Cambodian leaders for recent border provocations, stating Thailand acted with utmost restraint in response to encroachment on its sovereignty.

18/09/2025

Newsline 18 September 2025

1. Thailand Rejects Cambodian Proposal to Open Border Checkpoints at AIPA Meeting

2. 1st Army Area Confirms Thailand's Utmost Restraint Amid Cambodian Provocations

3. PM Assigns Military to Handle Ban Nong Ya Kaeo Border Clash

4. British YouTuber Refutes BBC's "Dark Side of Paradise in Thailand" Series

5. TAT Launches "Khao Gaeng" Championship to Boost Thai Food Tourism

6. TMD Issues New Depression Warning

7. PM Accepts 7 Private Sector Proposals to Drive Thai Economy

8. MOPH Enhances Hospital Safety

9. Tanzanian Representatives Express Appreciation For Thai Medical Innovations

10. Tech Titans and Royals Gather for Trump’s State Banquet at Windsor Castle

11. ABC Suspends Jimmy Kimmel’s Show After Backlash Over Comments on Charlie Kirk’s Death

12. Rare Virgin Birth: Casque-Headed Iguana at UK Zoo Produces Eight Clones

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has stated that the government will push for significant economic progress within fou...
18/09/2025

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has stated that the government will push for significant economic progress within four months, emphasizing the need for full commitment to drive the economy forward. He made these remarks following a meeting with the Thai Chamber of Commerce, where he and his team listened to the concerns and suggestions of private sector representatives.

Anutin explained that the government is gathering as much information as possible from the private sector before officially taking office, aiming to address issues and implement solutions swiftly once in power.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister and the Chamber of Commerce discussed a range of topics, including financial flexibility, debt burdens, interest rates, energy, exports, labor, and future opportunities for Thailand. Anutin stressed the importance of ongoing dialogue with the private sector to ensure that government policies align with business needs and to facilitate future meetings as necessary.

When asked about measures to boost economic confidence, Anutin said the government is working to remove existing obstacles and will not block opportunities unless necessary. He noted that the incoming Minister of Finance and Minister of Commerce will be tasked with making the business environment more flexible and resolving outstanding issues.

Anutin also highlighted that the Ministry of Commerce will focus on ensuring smooth and fair trade, both domestically and internationally. He said the government will work to secure the best possible benefits for Thailand, including fair agricultural prices. The administration will also seek to inject liquidity into the economy, particularly to support small and medium-sized enterprises facing bad debts and inventory problems. Anutin emphasized that government support will be targeted at businesses with a genuine commitment to production, rather than those seeking only short-term financial relief.

Regarding the four-month timeline, Anutin reiterated that the government is committed to moving forward and will not backtrack. He explained that this period is based on the timeline for dissolving parliament and the delivery of the government’s policy statement to the parliament, which will occur after the cabinet is sworn in. The government is finalizing its policy draft, making adjustments based on input from the Chamber of Commerce to ensure alignment with the private sector’s needs.

Anutin concluded by stating that improving the well-being of the people is the government’s top priority. He said he is open-minded about adopting policies from other parties or groups if they benefit the country and its citizens. Anutin stressed that the goal is for all parties to achieve a win-win outcome, with the focus on public benefit rather than individual credit.

#เศรษฐกิจไทย #อนุทิน #หอการค้า

Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, a party-list Member of Parliament from the People's Party and Chair of the Opposition Whip, re...
18/09/2025

Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, a party-list Member of Parliament from the People's Party and Chair of the Opposition Whip, received a petition from Nantivat Aomsin, representing the Labor Network for People's Rights and its members. The petition supports two draft Labor Protection Acts. Nantivat stated that the labor network and civil society have jointly supported and advocated for these two bills. The first bill aims to reduce working hours and increase rest periods. The second bill seeks to enhance human dignity by updating labor protection laws to keep pace with current times and improve the quality of life for workers nationwide.

Both bills are scheduled for parliamentary consideration today, September 18th. This is seen as a historic moment that will determine whether the voices of workers, who are a key pillar and driving force of the national economy, will be fairly addressed by their representatives. The labor network and civil society have called on the opposition leader to clearly declare support for both bills, emphasizing that the current parliament stands with workers and upholds basic human rights, rather than neglecting them.

Nantivat further stated that opposition support for these bills would not only affirm labor rights within the legal framework but also mark a significant moment in Thai political history, demonstrating that the opposition in the House of Representatives serves as a true voice for millions of workers.

Pakornwut explained that labor protection is a flagship policy of the People's Party. He said that the two draft Labor Protection Acts should not require public petitions, as it should be common sense for the state to protect its people. He added that if mothers with young children are to work and contribute to the economy, there should be suitable facilities for breastfeeding. Pakornwut also noted that working long hours does not necessarily lead to higher productivity, a fact recognized globally. Appropriate working hours and good mental health improve work efficiency, benefiting not only employees but also employers. He confirmed full support for both bills and said he would coordinate with other political parties, noting that there is consensus among parties on the need to protect workers for an efficient economic system.

#แรงงาน #รัฐสภา #กฎหมายแรงงาน

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has addressed the recent unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border in Sa Kaeo province. ...
18/09/2025

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has addressed the recent unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border in Sa Kaeo province. He stated that the military has been assigned to manage the situation and will provide further explanations as necessary. The area is currently under martial law, placing decision-making authority with the military. Anutin noted that he has not yet officially assumed full government administration, but he assured the public and security officials that, once in office, his administration will prioritize listening to frontline personnel regarding border security matters.

Anutin emphasized that there are no plans to reopen border crossings at this time and urged the public not to speculate on the issue.

Regarding Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet’s move to appeal to world leaders, Anutin commented that it is the responsibility of every national leader to protect their country’s interests. He stated that, similarly, the Thai government must safeguard Thailand’s interests abroad, as well as the nation’s well-being, security, sovereignty, and the safety of its people. Anutin affirmed that these principles will remain unchanged.

#ชายแดนไทยกัมพูชา #อนุทิน #ข่าวการเมือง

If you are a foodie, you’ll be happy to learn that two of Asia’s largest food industry events are now open in Bangkok. F...
18/09/2025

If you are a foodie, you’ll be happy to learn that two of Asia’s largest food industry events are now open in Bangkok. Food Ingredients Asia 2025 and Vitafoods Asia 2025 are taking place at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

The three-day exhibitions bring together more than 1,500 brands from 70 countries. They showcase the latest innovations in food ingredients, functional foods, and dietary supplements. The events also highlight Thailand’s growing role in the global nutraceutical industry and its ambition to become a hub for health and wellness.

The nutraceutical market continues to expand as more people turn to preventive healthcare products. Thailand is seen as having an advantage in this sector thanks to its food security, strong service industry, and long-standing reputation in health and wellness tourism. The country is also a leading producer of high-quality functional ingredients such as antioxidants and plant-based proteins, which meet the needs of health-conscious consumers.

Highlights of the events include over 120 conferences and presentations, new product showcases, and interactive zones. A business matching platform is also helping buyers and sellers from around the world connect more effectively.

Food Ingredients Asia 2025 and Vitafoods Asia 2025 run until this Friday at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

Thailand is hosting the Social Development Expo 2025 under the theme Demographic and Climate Crises. The two-day event b...
18/09/2025

Thailand is hosting the Social Development Expo 2025 under the theme Demographic and Climate Crises. The two-day event brings participation from international organizations, ASEAN partners, and government agencies.

The event opened with a keynote speech from Anukul Peedkaew, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security. He stressed the importance of tackling the urgent challenges of demographic change and climate crises.

The ministry said the expo reflects its strong commitment to building resilience and creating a better future for everyone. It also aims to raise awareness and promote cooperation in addressing global and regional challenges.

The world today is focusing on equality and sustainability. Yet vulnerable groups still face inequalities that can lead to conflict, both globally and here in Thailand.

Thailand is facing demographic pressures with fewer births, a smaller workforce, and a growing elderly population. These trends are already affecting the economy and society. At the same time, climate change has brought more droughts, heatwaves, floods, and coastal erosion, while also forcing people in some communities to migrate.

To respond, not only the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security but all government agencies are working together. Policies now being advanced include longer maternity leave, wider access to education, and extended retirement. Agencies are also focusing on protecting vulnerable groups during disasters.

The expo brings together experts from the United Nations, international organizations, and ASEAN countries for panel discussions on how to find practical solutions. At the same time, an exhibition is showcasing initiatives and innovations that aim to build a more inclusive and sustainable society.

Thailand has been officially announced as the host nation for Gastech 2026, one of the world’s largest and most influent...
18/09/2025

Thailand has been officially announced as the host nation for Gastech 2026, one of the world’s largest and most influential energy exhibitions and conferences. The announcement was made during Gastech 2025 in Milan, where the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), in partnership with the Ministry of Energy and international stakeholders, showcased the country’s readiness to host the event from 15–18 September 2026 at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC).

Gastech 2026 is expected to draw over 50,000 participants from 150 countries, including energy ministers, policymakers, and executives from more than 1,000 global energy companies. The event is projected to generate an economic impact of approximately €385 million, create 4,700 jobs, and reinforce Thailand’s position as a key venue for international business, investment, and innovation in the energy sector.

Hosting Gastech not only demonstrates Thailand’s growing leadership in sustainable energy development but also highlights the country’s capabilities in organizing world-class events. With its strong MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) infrastructure, strategic location, and renowned hospitality, Thailand is poised to deliver a successful and impactful Gastech 2026.

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