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A significant paleontological discovery has been made in Udon Thani, where scientists verified six fossilized dinosaur footprints belonging to a carnivorous theropod, dating back about 120 million years. This marks the first confirmed find of meat-eating theropod footprints in Thailand. Measuring 29 by 26 centimeters, the footprints indicate the dinosaur stood 1.42 meters tall at the hip and stretched approximately 6.3 meters long. Agencies are planning to protect the site and consider

Central Phuket is set for a major transformation as Central Pattana Plc announces a significant expansion of its luxury zone, doubling its size and increasing its appeal as a global luxury destination. Scheduled to debut in the second quarter of 2027, the project will introduce over fifty new buildings for high-end retail and hospitality. This investment aims to attract both local and international visitors, enhancing the area’s status as a unique lifestyle destination and positively impacting

A former pilot of Thai Vietjet Air has won a legal case against the airline over denied flight-related pay due to safety concerns. The Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the pilot, who delayed a flight for over an hour to address issues with a defective power unit, prioritizing passenger safety. The ruling not only mandates the airline to pay significant back pay with interest but also underscores the importance of empowering pilots to make safety-focused decisions without fear of retribution.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrives in India to advance trade diplomacy, aiming to strengthen ties between the two nations. During his visit, he will engage in discussions with Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and meet business leaders amidst ongoing trade deal negotiations. Rubio will also commemorate the victims of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, highlighting the importance of humanitarian connections. As US-India relations face challenges over tariffs, significant breakthroughs in the

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently appeared in state media photos at a clothing exhibition, aimed at dispelling rumors about his health and alleged death. Speculation arose from unverified claims of a brain hemorrhage, but experts stress there’s no concrete evidence of a change in leadership. Commentary from analysts indicates that, despite ongoing health concerns, Kim is not facing a serious crisis, as South Korean intelligence reports no significant changes in North Korea's situation.