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Young Thai influencer dies after alcohol drinking challenge

26. December 2024

A young Thai social media influencer has died soon after being hired for 30,000 baht to guzzle a 350ml bottle of whisky. Les mer >>>

The deadliest tsunami set off work to be ready for the next big wave

26. December 2024

The Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, one of the deadliest events in recorded history, was an enigma to many survivors. Some experts were surprised to learn that a significant number of the people in the path of those lethal waves had never heard of such a destructive phenomenon until it came their way. Les mer >>>

Onshore petroleum auction set to be held

26. December 2024

Authorities are calling for bids for onshore petroleum exploration and production in nine areas in the Northeast and central region for the first time in 17 years to increase domestic petroleum supply. Les mer >>>

Surge in cyberthreats predicted in 2025

26. December 2024

Cybersecurity is one of the biggest concerns among enterprises looking ahead as the number of cyber-attacks is expected to soar in 2025 due to wider adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing in Thailand, reflecting the trend towards digital transformation. Les mer >>>

GenAI poses threat to skills development

25. December 2024

People's increasing dependence on generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) could result in them losing out when it comes to developing important reading, writing and analytical skills in the future, according to experts. Les mer >>>

Thailand's proposed salt tax to be a tiered system

25. December 2024

The planned "salt tax" is expected to materialise within the next year, with implementation in the form of a tiered system based on sodium levels. Les mer >>>

Thai Defence Ministry open to queries on businesses

25. December 2024

The Defence Ministry is prepared to respond to any questions related to the proposed transfer of businesses operated by the Thai armed forces, Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai said. Les mer >>>