Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th December, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Diplomatic tensions rise as Cambodia and Thailand submit letters to the UN amid silence from the UNSC.

Thailand braces for cold weather and heavy rain, with warnings issued for southern provinces.

Parliament votes to propose a referendum to amend the 2017 constitution, pushing for government action.

A soldier sacrifices his life defending Thailand, leaving his mother devastated by the tragic news.

Concerns grow over the use of drones in Cambodia, questioning Thailand's defense readiness against potential threats.

The U.S. imposes sanctions on Venezuelan officials and oil tankers, impacting global oil prices.

Australia bans social media use for children under 16, with TikTok leading the crackdown on accounts.

Mexico approves increased tariffs on imports from China and several Asian countries, aiming for economic leverage.

The IMF raises China's GDP growth forecast for 2025, warning against over-reliance on exports.

Gold prices soar to a one-month high following the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts.

European stocks close higher as markets react positively to the Fed's decision to lower interest rates.

Thai volleyball team triumphs over the Philippines, securing a spot in the semifinals of the SEA Games.

Realme launches year-end smartphone deals, offering discounts across all series for the festive season.

The Palace invites fans to enjoy the upcoming concert festival, promising an exciting atmosphere.

BamBam shows support for Violette amid criticism of her SEA Games performance, urging kindness.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!