Thailand’s Commerce Ministry has asked businesses across the country to keep prices of goods unchanged for 60 days to help control the cost of living. The request covers essential items such as food and daily necessities. Officials said there is enough supply in the market, so people should not
Due to rising tensions and conflicts around the world, it has become increasingly important for governments to know the whereabouts of their citizens. Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is reminding Danish citizens who have travelled abroad to remove themselves from the “Danes List” once they have returned home. The
The government of Thailand has warned against raising prices without justification amid the current Middle East conflict. Deputy government spokeswoman Airin Phanthurit emphasized that all agencies are on high alert to mitigate any impact. She outlined that retailers and business operators must adhere to the Price of Goods and
The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) and Bangkok Expressway and Metro (BEM) have announced a transition in how passengers pay for travel on the MRT system. Starting 1 June 2026, MRT and MRT Plus stored-value cards will no longer be accepted on the MRT Blue Line and
Last year Denmark again turned out as number one least corrupt country in the world, or maybe it’s just the other countries that become much worse in corruption as measured by the Transparency International (TI). Except for one year, 2025 is the 12th year in a row as the
On February 5, 2026, Danes and their families once again gathered at the Danish Embassy in Bangkok to listen to Danes Worldwide and DTCC, who provided updates and the latest news on rules and legislation from Denmark relevant to Danes living abroad. The information evening was organized in collaboration
It was a great and enlightening experience to listen to Vice-President Lars R. Nielsen’s detailed and engaging introduction, which was clearly reflected during the presentations on the background of the Pandora factory in Lamphun, its layout, and its management. The participants and the chamber were very impressed and thoroughly
Vietnam is predicted to overtake Thailand in economic size. The Vietnamese government aims for a real GDP growth of 8% in 2025 and over 10% in subsequent years, whereas Thailand's growth is projected to decelerate due to domestic political instability and border tensions with Cambodia. Nikkei Asia reports that
