Srettha Thavisin

The planned high-speed line, which will connect Bangkok to China via Laos, has seen sluggish progress since construction began in 2017.

The failure of the Pheu Thai-led government to communicate with the public uniformly and effectively has created openings for its opponents.

The past two administrations have pledged to play a more prominent role on the global stage. But words have yet to be met with actions.

The law is set to take effect on January 22, 2025, when activists say they will hold a mass marriage of same-sex couples.

The draft legislation seeks to curb recreational use of cannabis products, but stops short of relisting the plant as a narcotic.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra says she will focus on reviving the economy, but this depends on surviving in office long enough to implement her policies.

The new cabinet line-up has not been officially announced, but is likely to feature a mix of continuity and change.

The 37-year-old will become the youngest PM in Thailand's history, and the third member of her family to lead the country.

The Constitutional Court's unseating of Srettha Thavisin has once again plunged the country into political uncertainty.

The Constitutional Court ruling has plunged the country into political limbo, a week after it disbanded Thailand's largest opposition party.

The government will begin distributing 10,000 baht payments in the fourth quarter, but questions remain about the efficacy of the "digital wallet" program.

The plan to ban the drug, two years after its historic decriminalization, has opened up a political rift in PM Srettha Thavisin's coalition government.