Policy

Thailand’s Cabinet gives ministries three months to justify regional offices and submit one-year plans for mergers, transfers or digital services

Thailand will cut the ex-refinery price of high-speed diesel by 2.40 baht per litre from August 16 to September 15, using 4.475 billion baht in surplus refining gains.

Employers must renew work permits for eligible Lao, Myanmar and Vietnamese workers by December 11, allowing them to work until December 2027.

Thailand has ordered a freeze on new firearm purchase permits, nationwide inspections of dealers and ranges, and legal reforms within 60 days.

The SRT’s revised budget is 18.25 billion baht above the previous framework, while the Hat Yai–Songkhla section will be deferred.

Police and administrative officials will intensify gun and drug checks while the government plans tougher penalties and considers a surrender window for illegal firearms.

Thailand can now treat serious harm caused by state construction contractors as abandonment, exposing firms to termination and blacklisting

Thailand will hold off on the Chumphon–Ranong Land Bridge, pursuing a smaller transport link and expanding Ranong Port until demand improves.

Deputy PM Ekniti Nitithanprapas insists remaining borrowing under 400bn baht decree will focus on solar rooftops, smart grids, and EV public transport

Thailand opens registration for rooftop solar installers and equipment until September 30, aiming to raise safety standards and support 500,000 homes.

The service starts at THB70 per item for packages weighing no more than 2 kilograms, with all charges included and no distance-based calculation.

Customs, police and AOT will use detection dogs to screen passengers and baggage on international departures to prevent drug smuggling at Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Bangkok targets self-reliance and economic growth by prioritizing domestic tech, offset policies, and regional partnerships