On May 25, 2025, Trai Samut traveled to Baan Phra Athit after contacting the Vow to Protect the Land Foundation to seek legal consultation. Upon arrival, she was greeted by supporters who came to show their encouragement before meeting with Pantheap Phuapongphan, chairman of the foundation.

In an interview, Trai expressed her deep sadness following an earlier statement, saying she had received love and support from society that enabled her to reach this point. However, she felt the company's position showed that justice was not a priority. Regarding the personal encouragement she received, she struggled to find words and tried not to speak to avoid breaking down. She explained that all children hope their families will be their support system and source of justice, but she clearly saw from the day of the statement that no one has contacted her and the case remains under prosecution. Her brother still walks freely in society despite being a danger to other children. She affirmed that Trai is ready to continue fighting because her justice depends on our hearts, and she believes everyone feels the same way.

On May 25, Prime Minister Anuthín Charnvirakul led the "Team Thailand" delegation comprising Deputy PM and Finance Minister Ekaní Nititunpraprash, Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Seehasak Phuangketkaew, Deputy PM and Commerce Minister Suphajee Suthammapun, Deputy PM and Higher Education Minister Yotchanon Wongswaddi, and Culture Minister Sabida Thaisertsri in meetings with Thai ambassadors, deputy chiefs of mission, and consuls general from 24 missions across Europe on May 24 in Paris, France. The Prime Minister emphasized that in a world facing new economic conflicts and competition, Europe is transforming from merely an export market for Thai goods into a critical strategic partner that will create new opportunities for Thai products, investments, and people, advancing "Diplomacy 2.0" by connecting economics, trade, technology, energy, and security. He underscored that accelerating Thai-EU FTA negotiations will be the key to attracting investment, technology, and quality business to Thailand. Deputy PM Ekaní added that Thailand's critical strengths in the eyes of global investors are economic and political stability amid global volatility, and noted that Thailand and Europe share aligned directions on clean energy and green economy, positioning Thailand as a regional investment hub particularly in high-value food and agriculture, electric vehicles, and clean energy sectors, with Thailand's hosting of the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings 2026 offering an important opportunity to showcase Thailand's potential on the global economic stage.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) launched the Amazing Thailand Roadshow to UK 2026 across the United Kingdom market between May 19-21, 2026, in Glasgow, Manchester, and London. The initiative brought 19 Thai tourism operators to conduct business negotiations with 228 UK-based travel businesses across the three cities, promoting Thai tourism offerings and reinforcing Thailand's positive image to British travelers. The event was opened by Nattawat Krishnamra, Thai Ambassador to London, at the Waldorf Hilton London.

Tat Governor Thapanee Kiatyirungroj highlighted that the UK remains a crucial tourism market for Thailand, with over one million British visitors arriving in 2025, reflecting strong demand recovery. This success is attributed to TAT's collaborative efforts with airlines on the Airline Focus strategy, which has resulted in expanded flight routes and increased service to Thailand. Currently, five airlines—Thai Airways, EVA Air, British Airways, Norse Atlantic Airways, and TUI UK—operate 35 weekly flights from the three cities with a combined weekly seat capacity exceeding 11,100.

The roadshow attracted overwhelming interest from UK travel businesses, with 228 British operators participating: 47 from Glasgow, 83 from Manchester, and 78 from London, plus 10 top-tier product managers. Thai participants included 19 operators (16 hotels and 3 destination management companies) from Bangkok (5), Krabi (5), Phuket (5), and Surat Thani (4). Beyond business negotiations, a UK Tour Operators' Panel Talk was held in Manchester to discuss travel trends, market competitiveness, and marketing strategies for Thai operators and tourism agencies.

The United Kingdom ranks among Thailand's top 10 source markets for quality international tourism, with Bangkok and Krabi among the most popular Thai destinations for British visitors.

At 9:30 AM on May 25, 2026, at the government complaint center within the old office of the Civil Service Commission, 30 representatives from the Thai Railway Labor Union (Sarawut Saranyong, union president, leading the group) submitted a letter to the Prime Minister requesting urgent resolution of the State Railway of Thailand's severe personnel shortage. The union demanded that the government accelerate approval of additional staff allocations to SRT and review the Cabinet resolution from July 28, 1998, which restricts new hires to no more than 5 percent of annually retiring employees. The union stated that this resolution has caused continuous personnel shortages at SRT, negatively impacting operational efficiency and public service delivery. At 9:40 AM, the group submitted the letter to government representative Somphap Nilphun, Prime Minister's Office advisor, who received it for forwarding to the Prime Minister and coordination with relevant agencies.

BURIRAM — On May 24, 2026, a Thai man searching for shellfish in a northeastern Thailand reservoir made an extraordinary discovery: a severed Buddha head lying underwater, which he initially mistook for a sack of discarded durian shells.

Nang Rong district police reported the find at approximately noon on Saturday at Nong Thalok reservoir in Nang Rong subdistrict. Deputy Police Lieutenant Karun Saengarun, an investigator at Nang Rong police station, said rescue workers and a diving team were dispatched after residents alerted authorities.

The reservoir, which spans more than 50 rai (about 20 acres), serves as a raw water source for the local tap water system.

The discoverer, identified as 29-year-old Tawan, told police he was diving for shellfish as usual when his foot struck what he thought was an underwater sack. "At first I thought it was a bag filled with discarded durian shells," he explained. "But when I opened it, I was shocked to find a Buddha head inside."

Fearing he might show disrespect to a sacred object, Tawan immediately contacted police without removing the artifact from the water.

Divers recovered the old fertilizer sack in approximately 10 minutes. Inside, they found a Buddha head measuring roughly 30 centimetres in height and width, weighing about 30 kilograms, with its top section appearing to have been cut off.

Police documented the discovery and transported the artifact to Nang Rong police station for examination. Authorities plan to consult experts from Thailand's Fine Arts Department to determine the statue's age and origin, and to investigate whether it was stolen from a temple.

On May 25, 2025, Sansiri Public Company Limited revealed that over 40 years and more than 500 quality projects nationwide, Sansiri as a real estate developer has prioritized residents' happiness through the "Every day…Life is Good" concept, which serves as a key standard for project development and after-sales service.

Beginning in 2024 with a major brand campaign that conveyed Sansiri's DNA through striking black-and-white cinematic style to communicate the company's intention to build homes that deliver good quality of life for everyone, in 2025 Sansiri elevates this concept to an even greater and deeper level.

The shift moves from "brand storytelling" to "resident storytelling" through the campaign video "The true story of Every day…Life is Good - CAT, VEGGIE, BOO!" inspired by real events in Sansiri projects and communities, featuring three authentic stories told by actual residents.

This reflects that "good life" is not limited to housing or beautiful home design, but rather a residential ecosystem that supports happiness in every dimension, becoming a model of a sustainable happy society that everyone truly experiences every day.

Sansiri's definition of "good life" is not merely a beautiful philosophy but a reality created through the organization's commitment to building strong foundations from the heart. The company has advanced three key dimensions to deliver genuine happiness every day: Good Neighborhood and Service—a warm community where people and neighbors help each other with heartfelt care and professional management of common spaces and resources (Good Common Space and Property Management), plus creative spaces and activities that connect people and their lifestyles (Good Community and Activity). These three components are the crucial gears that blend into a concrete definition of perfect living.

Over 40 years, Sansiri has meticulously developed and cultivated standards for caring for residents to create a model of sustainable good living. Today, all these intentions are proven "true" through three resident videos that don't just tell personal experiences but confirm the highest commitment to transforming residential spaces into places of happiness, community, and good living every day in Sansiri projects.

Meet "CAT, VEGGIE, BOO"—three real stories confirming that "Everyday…Life is Good": THE CAT OF T77: When one cat goes missing, an entire community's hearts connect. The story began when a black cat from a Vietnamese restaurant disappeared, but this wasn't just about the cat owner—the power of neighbors in the T77 Community brought them together.