Cafeteria ceiling collapses at costly parliament complex
A section of ceiling collapsed in a basement cafeteria at the multi-billion-baht parliament complex on Sunday, breaking tables and toppling chairs but fortunately causing no injuries because it was not a working day.
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Wellness push merges tradition and technology
The government is initiating an ambitious plan to transform the nation's medical sector into a revenue driver and economic growth engine.
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Marchers demand mass prosecutions in senate collusion case
Supporters of Internet Dialogue on Law Reform (iLaw) marched 11-kilometres through Bangkok on Sunday demanding the Election Commission submit the senate election collusion case and its 229 suspects to the Supreme Court for judgement.
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Pressure is mounting
In less than six months in power, the Bhumjaithai Party-led government has faced numerous political and economic challenges.
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Drive bolstered to make online traders pay tax
The Revenue Department is stepping up efforts to bring online traders into the tax system after successfully adding more than 56,000 operators to the system last year.
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EC poised to show its cards
The Senate election collusion case is entering a crucial stage, with the Election Commission (EC) set to decide on Monday whether to petition the Supreme Court's Election Cases Division against those accused.
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