Thai Enquirer · Scour

TAT Sets 2026 Tourism Revenue Target at 2.8 Trillion Baht, Plans New Stimulus Projects

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Cabinet approves Vitai to be next BoT Governor

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Thai Enquirer News Summary – July 22, 2025

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Court Dismisses Petition Against Shackling of Activist Arnon Nampa, Citing Lawful Detention Practices

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Former Election Commissioner Criticizes EC’s Delay in Senator Keskamol’s Case Over False Professor Title

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Ipsos Survey: Thais Worried About Corruption, Want Strong Leader Amid Crisis

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Pheu Thai denies Thaksin controls government as People’s Party questions his influence

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People’s Party flags budget irregularities in Bangkok FY2026 spending

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Senate Rejects Motion to Delay Approval of Key Constitutional and Election Officials

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Pheu Thai to Decide Second Deputy House Speaker Nominee on July 22, ahead of the House vote on July 24

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SCBX Reports 27.7% Rise in Q2 Net Profit on Investment Gains and Cost Control

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Thailand to Open Foreign Satellite Market, Clearing Path for Landing Rights

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Thailand to File Complaint Under Ottawa Treaty by Year-End Over New Landmine Incident

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EC Refers Senator Ketskamon for Criminal Charges Over False Use of ‘Professor’ Title

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Senator presses government on charter rewrite, questions lack of draft as government rules out completion this term despite new referendum law

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Commerce Ministry Seizes 1.3 Million Counterfeit Items in Six-Month Crackdown

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KBank Q2 Profit Drops 9.45% to 12.49 Billion Baht on Lower Net Interest Income, Borrower Support Measures

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Government Fast-Tracks 99-Year Lease Law to Attract Foreign Investment

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Religious Affairs Dept Seeks 5.5 Million Baht for App, Faces Scrutiny Over Budget Waste

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Comptroller General’s Department denies claim that sole bidders automatically win contracts

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