Cambodian officials have reiterated that any Thai personnel entering sovereign Cambodian territory can be lawfully arrested and prosecuted under national law, warning that armed individuals may face lethal force in accordance with regulations.

Thai officials are implementing strategies to attract high-spending tourists, aiming for an average visitor expenditure of $2,400 per trip, an increase from the current $1,500.

Thai officials are making progress towards potentially implementing a negative income tax system in the country.

Thai officials, including Anutin and Suphajee, are in discussions with the Chinese ambassador regarding a potential deal to export 500,000 tons of rice to China.

Accusations of bribery have emerged in the berry picking industry, with claims that Thai labor authorities have systematically demanded per-picker payments from companies.

Thailand's Prime Minister has ordered an investigation into allegations that thousands of civil service exam scores were tampered with by officials in exchange for bribes of up to US$24,000.

Officials from Russia and Thailand have visited Myanmar to engage in discussions focused on enhancing trade and investment opportunities between their respective countries and Myanmar.

Thai authorities have arrested key suspects in a civil service exam rigging scandal, announcing that officials who conspired will be charged and approximately 5,000 exam cheats will lose their jobs.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced that five officials from the Department of Local Administration (DLA) are under disciplinary investigation for their alleged involvement in recent local government recruitment exam fraud.

Thai officials seized 50 million tonnes of chemical precursors, enough to produce 1.1 billion speed pills, during a raid on a warehouse in Samut Prakan's Phra Pradaeng district.

Thai authorities are monitoring 108 workers after a mysterious disease outbreak at two Chiang Mai parks led to the deaths of 72 tigers.