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SOURI First Expands into the South, Opens a Branch in Hat Yai, and Launches a Surprise Local Specialty Menu

SOURI, Thailand's leading dessert brand, which has won the hearts of dessert lovers over the past 5 years, announced the official expansion of branches to Southern Thailand, opening the SOURI Hat Yai branch, which is the 32nd branch of the brand...

'Arunrong' Reveals that People in Border Areas Propose that Cambodia Compensate for Losses in Exchange for Opening Thai-Cambodian Border Crossings

On September 14, Senator Arunrong Worakij was interviewed about the proposal to open the Thai-Cambodian border crossings, as the chairman of the Senate Budget Management Committee.

Chinese New Ambassador, Zhang Jianguo, Makes Appearance, Celebrating 50 Years of Sino-Thai Diplomatic Relations

2025 is significant for relations between the two countries, marking the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand, and also the "Golden 50 Years of Sino-Thai Friendship".

Historic Case! Former Brazilian President Sentenced to 27 Years for Planning a "Coup"

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years and 3 months in prison for plotting a coup and attempting to remain in power after losing the 2022 election.

General Walau encourages the Commander of the Second Army Region, Worried About Negative Impacts of Border Opening

General Walau encourages General Boonme to solve the border issue, concerned that opening border crossings might lead to an influx of people, and suggests careful inspection. Cambodia asks "Thailand" to jointly participate in demining, which is perplexing.

The Fog Begins to Clear, but Challenges Remain | Global Perspective

In the fourth quarter of 2025, after the uncertainties brought by tense trade wars, the global economy began to show more positive signals. The situation began to become clearer as the United States determined "reciprocal tariffs" rates.

Anutin Entrusts the Ministry of Public Health to Support the Elderly Society, Focusing on "Elderly Packages"

On September 12, 2025, at the 2025 Ministry of Public Health Academic Conference held at the IMPACT Forum Convention Center in Muang Thong Thani, Prime Minister and National Award Winner Anutin Charnvirakul.

The Army Confirms Thailand's Obstacles in the Sovereign Zone Do Not Violate the Ceasefire Agreement

The army confirms that Thailand's setting up of self-defense obstacles in the sovereign territory of Thailand does not violate the ceasefire agreement and cooperates in resolving the community's problem of encroaching on land in Sa Kaeo Province.

China's Deflation Remains Worrying, CPI Index Falls "Below 0%" for the First Time in Three Months

China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell below 0% for the first time in three months, following weak demand. But the Producer Price Index began to improve due to the Beijing government controlling the price war.

Bualuang Securities' Revenue Affected, but NCR Performance is Strong, Reaching 5.6 Billion Baht, Continuing to Strengthen Tools - Increase Customer Investment Choices

Bualuang Securities' total revenue for the first half of 2025 was 1.2588 billion baht, with net operating capital (Net Capital) of 5.6211 billion baht, and continues to develop products and investment innovations to meet the needs of investors in the new era.

Securities Firms are Optimistic About the "Industrial Park-Power" Sector, Preparing to Meet the Demand for Companies Withdrawing from China

Against the backdrop of “economic-technological” polarization between global “United States-China” and other world powers, the trend of “foreign companies” shifting their production bases from China continues.

"Electric Salt Bowl" Uses Electricity to Make Food Salty, Delicious and Kidney-Friendly

Japan sells an "electric salt bowl" that uses electricity to make food salty even with low sodium content, and upgrades the "electric salt spoon" to meet the needs of people who like to eat salty food but don't want to overwork their kidneys.

"Vayupak Fund" Adjusts Investment Portfolio, Focusing on "Domestic Consumption" Stocks

"Vayupak 1 Fund" adopts an investment strategy in the second half of 2025, focusing on "domestic consumption" stocks, with long-term growth "potential", and adjusts the investment portfolio according to market conditions, hoping to create above-expected returns.

Nepalese Gen Z Protesters Attack and Burn Down the Residence of the Former Prime Minister's Wife

Protests by Nepal's Generation Z continue, with protesters attacking and setting fire to the residence of a prominent politician, the former prime minister's wife, causing serious injuries, and she died before being sent to the hospital.

Why Globalization Should Clarify Brand Personality

This article shares research and experience from practical work, hoping that Thailand will have more "global brands".

Tesla's Market Share in the United States Falls to a "Lowest Point" in Nearly 8 Years

Tesla's market share in the United States has fallen to its "lowest point in nearly 8 years", reflecting the pressure from competitors launching new electric vehicle models and heavily promoting them, while Tesla has not yet launched any influential products.

Trump's Tariffs are Gradually Pushing Up Commodity Prices

From clothing to auto parts and electronics, Trump's tariffs are pushing up consumer prices, while the labor market is becoming more fragile.

Worried About the "Digital TV Gloom" in 2029, the Association Urges the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) to Answer the Future of Thai Television

The Thai Digital Television Association (Thailand) is pushing the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission to consider the roadmap for the Thai television industry to determine the future of television, and operators are worried about the bleak prospects after the license expires.

Anutin states that the border is not yet open, listens to the public's opinions, and General Phumiphon inspects the northeast of Thailand

On September 13, at the meeting of the Bhumjaithai Party (ภท.), Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul stated that the issue of opening the Thai-Cambodian border is not yet open and is waiting to listen to the opinions of the people...

The number of centenarians in Japan continues to increase for 55 consecutive years, approaching 100,000

The population of centenarians or people aged 100 years and over in Japan has increased for the 55th consecutive year, with the latest number being 99,763, and there is a trend for further increases.