Digital Fraud: Thailand and the IMF-World Bank launched the Bangkok Blueprint, a 12-point framework to help governments and financial firms tackle scams and strengthen digital security. Floods: Flooding still affects about 2.45 million people across 20 provinces, as authorities prepare 645 million baht in aid. Some villages have been deliberately flooded to protect Bangkok, renewing questions about the capital’s flood planning. Economy: IMF meetings in Bangkok brought warnings that global public debt is nearing the size of the world economy and rising borrowing costs are narrowing governments’ room to respond. The fund forecasts 3.1% global growth this year. Air Force: Thailand is moving ahead with Gripen E/F fighter procurement and plans to reorganise combat wings while expanding its uncrewed fleet. Travel Costs: The government is weighing a 1,000-baht departure tax, drawing opposition from hotel groups, while tourist arrivals have reached 23.94 million—below the annual target. Public Oversight: State auditors have flagged procurement and payment issues at Thai PBS; the broadcaster disputes an 85-million-baht repayment finding.