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Srettha may find himself in the crosshairs over new real estate policy

The government’s plan to allow foreigners to own 75% of total condominium units in a project, and also increase the land lease term to 99 years, could leave Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin open to the charge of conflict of interest. Srettha’s Cabinet has given preliminary approval to a proposal to increase condominium ownership by foreigners

29 Jun 2024

Recount sought of final senatorial votes

The Election Commission (EC) is being urged to order a recount of the final senatorial voting, which took place on Wednesday, before the official results are announced. Klanarong Chantik, chair of the acting Senate Committee on charter-mandated Independent Organisations, has sent an urgent letter to the EC Chairman, Itthiporn Boonpracong, urging the EC to invoke

28 Jun 2024

Luxembourg will sign TAC in October

Luxembourg will accede to the ASEAN Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC) at the ASEAN-related summits in Vientiane later in October, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Luxembourg will be the sixteenth European country to accede to the TAC. The 1976 treaty aims to strengthen peace and cooperation through non-interference and the non-use of

29 Jun 2024

MSF to halt medical work in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine

Yangon, Myanmar – The charity Doctors Without Borders will halt medical activities in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine state due to an “extreme escalation of conflict” between an ethnic armed group and the military, it said. Clashes have rocked Rakhine state since the Arakan Army (AA) attacked security forces in November, ending a ceasefire that had largely held since a

28 Jun 2024

Move Forward MP gets year in jail and a fine of Bt500,000

The Criminal Court sentenced a Move Forward MP from Chachoengsao province today to a suspended one-year jail term and a fine of Bt500,000 for defaming a former high-ranking military officer two years ago. The Court sentenced Jirat Thongsuwan for what he said during a parliamentary session, when he accused Air Chief Marshal Thares Punsri, then

28 Jun 2024

Secrecy surrounded filming of Lisa’s “ROCKSTAR” video

No one knew that Lisa from BLACKPINK would be the artist to use Yaowarat, as the location for her latest music video for the song ‘ROCKSTAR’, when her production team sought filming permission from Samphanthawong district, the district chief Wallop Kietworasrikul said today. Her team submitted an application to film in Yaowarat and other locations

28 Jun 2024

Stumbles and mistruths: Five takeaways of Biden-Trump debate

Atlanta, United States – President Joe Biden and Republican challenger Donald Trump squared off Thursday in a debate watched by millions, and what voters saw may have sparked more questions than answers. Here are five takeaways from the Atlanta showdown. – Dems, we have a problem – Biden — diagnosed with a cold, according to his campaign

28 Jun 2024

Thai banks do not support arms procurement by Myanmar’s junta – TBA

The Thai Bankers Association (TBA), reiterated today that the association and its members conduct business with full accountability to their customers, society and the global community in accordance with human rights principles. The TBA and the members also adhere to the law and regulations, under the supervision of the Bank of Thailand and the Anti-Money

28 Jun 2024

Chinese-operated call centre busted in Chiang Mai

Police from the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) have raided a Chinese-operated call centre in a poolside villa in Doi Saked district of Chiang Mai and arrested seven Chinese and six Myanmar nationals. Police also seized a desk-top computer, eight notebook PCs, 94 mobile phones and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) devices, which are primary

28 Jun 2024

US presidential debate: takeaways as Trump and Biden take the stage

WASHINGTON, June 27 (Reuters) – Democratic U.S. President Joe Biden and his Republican rival Donald Trump took the stage on Thursday night for a debate that offered voters a rare side-by-side look at the two oldest candidates ever to seek the U.S. presidency. Here are some of the major takeaways: HOARSE AND BUGGY The leading question going into the debate was

28 Jun 2024

Buri Ram province has the most prospective senators

The north-eastern province of Buri Ram, the political base of the Chidchob family, his unofficially won the largest share of the 200 senate seats, with 14 candidates winning the final vote on Wednesday. Official results are expected on July 3rd the soonest. The number of prospective senators by province are: Informed police sources say

28 Jun 2024

Khao Yai National Park seeks army help to tackle rising agarwood poaching

Khao Yai National Park is to seek help from the military in their crackdown on poachers of the highly-prized agarwood in and around the park area. The park chief, Chaiya Huayhongtong, said today that poaching of the wood has increased and those responsible tend to approach the area from the Pak Chong district of Nakhon

28 Jun 2024

NACC faults former GTSTDA chief for alleged abuse of authority

Former director of the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA), Anon Snitwongse Na Ayudhya, has been faulted by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) for abuse of authority by allegedly using an official car and claiming fuel and expressway charges for private business. NACC Secretary-General Niwatchai Kasemmongkol said today that the investigating panel had discovered

27 Jun 2024

Lisa’s “ROCKSTAR” MV surpasses two million views first hour of release

Thai K-pop sensation “Lisa” is back with her newest release, “ROCKSTAR”, which surpassed two million views just one hour after its official release. This is her first solo release since founding her own company, LLOUD Co. Thai netizens were glued to their screens at 7am today, as Lalisa Manoban’s new video was officially released on LLOUD’s Youtube channel. Many fans were already hyped, with a teaser

28 Jun 2024

Thailand urged to do more to help singles find love and boost falling birth rates

The increase in those choosing to remain single is a global phenomenon. In Thailand, a recent survey indicates that more and more people are opting for the single life. They say being single enables them to be more focused on their personal growth and goals and gives them greater opportunities to become more independent and leave

29 Jun 2024

Supreme Court upholds Banyin’s death sentence

The Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence, imposed by two lower courts, on former deputy commerce minister Banyin Tangpakorn, for the pre-mediated murder of a wealthy construction contractor, Chuwong Sae Tang, to gain access to the victim’s 300 million baht in shares. The Supreme Court’s verdict was read today by the Phra Khanong Criminal

27 Jun 2024
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