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Bangkok Post, 02 Septiembre 2026

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ArticleGovt to face twin debates

The oppos­i­tion is set to sub­mit both a gen­eral debate and a no-con­fid­ence motion against the gov­ern­ment, des­pite it hav­ing been in office for only five months, cit­ing mount­ing prob­lems in sev­eral areas, accord­ing to an oppos­i­tion whip.

Govt to face twin debates

ArticleFood hub dream in trouble

Thai­l­and wants to pos­i­tion itself as a global food power­house, yet local pro­du­cers are being squeezed by impor­ted pro­duce and ques­tions remain over whether the coun­try is adequately pro­tect­ing both farm­ers and con­sumers. The...

Food hub dream in trouble

ArticleProbe urged for TH-AI pass­port deal

People’s Party MP Rukchanok Srinork and tech­no­logy expert Theer­achart Kor­trakul yes­ter­day peti­tioned the National Anti-Cor­rup­tion Com­mis­sion (NACC) to invest­ig­ate alleged irreg­u­lar­it­ies in the 1.6-bil­lion-baht TH-AI Pass­port project.

Probe urged for TH-AI pass­port deal

ArticleCab­inet clears rail expan­sion

The cab­inet has approved six rail­way projects under the second phase of double-track expan­sion, with three south­ern line projects receiv­ing full fund­ing worth 106.7 bil­lion baht. Deputy gov­ern­ment spokes­wo­man Ploytalay Lak­samees­angchan...

Cab­inet clears rail expan­sion

ArticlePlat­form work­ers want bet­ter deal

Plat­form riders are press­ing for stronger legal pro­tec­tion, includ­ing fairer pay, basic insur­ance and greater trans­par­ency in algorithmic decisions, as law­makers and labour groups seek to estab­lish new stand­ards for the rap­idly expand­ing...

Plat­form work­ers want bet­ter deal

ArticleFood hub dream in trouble

veget­ables by estab­lish­ing front­line labor­at­or­ies at major bor­der check­points. FDA fig­ures show veget­able imports from China rose from 919.50 mil­lion kilo­grammes in 2022 to 1.31 bil­lion in 2025, before stand­ing at 1.23 bil­lion kg this...

Food hub dream in trouble

ArticleRice-grow­ing areas shrink­ing

South­ern rice grow­ers and millers warn of mount­ing food-secur­ity risks as rice­grow­ing areas shrink rap­idly and farm­ers switch to oil palm because of high costs, low yields, and weak returns. Likhit Lekhaphan, pres­id­ent of the South­ern Rice...

Rice-grow­ing areas shrink­ing

ArticleDept opens low-car­bon learn­ing hub

The Depart­ment of Cli­mate Change and Envir­on­ment (DCCE) has opened a Low-Car­bon School Learn­ing Centre in Phuket to expand envir­on­mental edu­ca­tion and sup­port the shift to a low-car­bon soci­ety as part of its efforts. Komet Phut­thason,...

Dept opens low-car­bon learn­ing hub