Thailand's gambling industry is strictly regulated. Apart from government-authorized lottery operations, other forms of gambling, such as casino gambling, are prohibited in most parts of the country. Although lottery sales are legal, the government continues to regulate its operations to prevent exc
BackgroundThe Philippine government once implemented the Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) policy, allowing domestically licensed companies to operate online gambling businesses targeting overseas markets (mainly China). This model flourished during Duterte's administration, forming concen
The East Asia Division of the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs recently disclosed that the Myanmar government has arrested 6551 foreign telecom fraudsters in its crackdown on telecom fraud gangs, with Chinese nationals making up the highest proportion, totaling over 4000 people. This data has once
Thailand's Minister of Labor, Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, responded comprehensively to the opposition's proposals on minimum wage adjustment and illegal employment of Chinese nationals in Thailand during the no-confidence debate in parliament, emphasizing that the Ministry of Labor's policies will adh
Cambodian police launched a raid in Poipet city on the Thai-Cambodian border, successfully dismantling two large-scale online scam centers led by Thais, arresting 63 suspects on site (including 30 women and 2 minors), and seizing a large number of crime tools. This operation marks the strongest cra
Thai media reported that on the evening of March 25th, around 22:25, the no-confidence motion debate initiated by the opposition officially concluded. After the debate, Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and her cabinet members took a group photo in the parliamentary hall and were interviewe
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtan, still basking in the joy of the warming relations between China and Thailand from her recent visit to China, was caught off guard by a political storm at home. This sudden crisis not only puts the governance capabilities of this "Generation Y Prime Minister" to a seve
The Thai government announced the results of the public hearing on the draft "Comprehensive Entertainment Venues Act," with over 70,000 public participants in the consultation, 80% of whom expressed support and 20% opposition, along with several amendment suggestions, including lowering the deposit
The National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA Poll) in Thailand released a survey titled "Questions about the Integrated Entertainment Center," conducted from March 18-20, involving 1,310 people aged 18 and above from various educational backgrounds, occupations, and income levels acros
