Five imported Covid-19 cases
The latest coronavirus cases include a Brazilian volleyball player and his wife, and a trader from India.
Khao San set to reopen for locals, expats
Khao San Road will reopen to trade at the end of next month with more vendors and promotional events lined up to pull in local crowds.
Transgender pupils hail clothes freedom
Graduation ceremonies were once dreaded by transgender students because they were forced to wear uniforms that aligned with their biological sexes.
BoT predicts growth in upcoming Q2
Thailand's economy is expected to return to growth in the second quarter next year, supported by government stimulus measures and a low-base effect.
Potjaman calls Pheu Thai shots
Khunying Potjaman na Pombejra, ex-wife of fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, is consolidating her power as Pheu Thai's de facto leader.
Sarasas school offers compensation for child abuse
The private school at the centre of a child abuse scandal agrees to pay compensation, including refunding fees and paying medical costs, and tighter screening of teaching staff.
5 new cases, one previously infected
New cases of coronavirus disease - quarantined arrivals from India, Kuwait and South Sudan - include one person who was previously diagnosed with the illness.
Pheu Thai 'wants Chadchart back'
Chadchart Sittipunt is expected to be invited to rejoin the Pheu Thai Party and is tipped to become a party leader and a prime ministerial candidate.
B3,000 freebie for 10 million
The cabinet on Tuesday approved a scheme to make a co-payment of a maximum 3,000 baht per person for 10 million consumers over a three-month period.
Narongphan vows continuity of policy
The new army chief Gen Narongphan Jitkaewtae vowed to carry on his predecessor's policies, which includes working for the public good and protecting the monarchy.
Phuket ready to open up
Phuket is gearing up to receive its first group of tourists from China who are expected to arrive next week under the Special Tourist Visa (STV) scheme.
World Bank: Economic recovery will take at least 2 years
The World Bank forecasts the Thai economy will shrink at least 8.3% this year, and take at least two years to return to its pre-Covid level.
'Khru Jum' acknowledges child abuse charges
Teacher sacked from large private school for allegedly beating kindergarten pupils reports to police to acknowledge charges of physically abusing a child.
More returning soldiers infected
Seven more soldiers are among the 14 new Covid-19 cases detected in arrivals from South Sudan, India, Hong Kong and Turkey.
Global coronavirus deaths pass 'agonising milestone' of 1 million
Global death toll from Covid-19 rises past 1 million, bleak milestone in pandemic that has devastated the global economy and changed the way people live.
FPO: Indications of GDP shrink diminishing in Q3
Economic recovery momentum during July and August suggests the economy could contract less in the third quarter than the previous period, says the Fiscal Policy Office.
All Sarasas schools face investigation
A special committee will investigate 42 Sarasas private schools for more cases of student abuse following an incident at Sarasas Witaed Ratchaphruek School.
Suvarnabhumi has sights set high
Despite negative growth in air traffic and passenger numbers, Suvarnabhumi Airport has reasserted its goal of becoming Southeast Asia's air traffic hub.
Govt beckons further arrivals
CCSA approved the entry of foreign nationals including business visitors and tourists to help the country recover from the blows inflicted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
