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Permissions sought for over 64,000 flying lanterns to be released on Loy Krathong night in Chiang Mai

Permissions have been sought with local authorities for the release of over 64,000 flying lanterns on the night of Loy Krathong on Thursday in the northern province of Chiang Mai despite a nation-wide ban. While Chiang Mai provincial administration has imposed strict regulations on the release of flying lanterns into the sky as well as

20 Nov 2018

APEC summit ends in disarray, as US-China divide deepens

PORT MORESBY (Reuters) – Asia-Pacific leaders failed to agree on a communique at a summit in Papua New Guinea on Sunday for the first time in their history as deep divisions between the United States and China over trade and investment stymied cooperation. Competition between the United States and China over the Pacific was also

19 Nov 2018

Poll shows almost half feel they are not better off after 4 years under junta

Almost half of the respondents to an opinion poll admitted that the Prayut government’s “Return the Happiness to the People” policy has not made them happier as there have not been any changes for the better for their livelihood after four years and six months since the military take-over. office. The Nida Poll of the

19 Nov 2018

Applications for patents for pot extracts to be cancelled: commerce minister

The controversy over foreign firms applying for patents for marijuana extracts is expected to come to an abrupt end with the Commerce Ministry planning to invoke Section 30 of the Patents Act to scrap all the applications. Commerce Minister Sontirat Sontijirawong said Monday the Department of Intellectual Property has been considering the marijuana patent case

19 Nov 2018

Growth rate for 3rd quarter drops but to rebound in last quarter:  NESDB

Economic growth rate for the third quarter was registered at 3.3 percent – down from 4.6 percent during the second quarter, but the growth rate for the fourth quarter is expected to pick up, said Tossaporn Sirisamphan, secretary-general of the National Economic and Social Development Board, on Monday. He attributed the GDP contraction for the

19 Nov 2018

Huge whale shark spotted near Phi-Phi Don islands off Krabi province

A huge female whale shark was sighted on Saturday near Phi-Phi Don islands inside the Nopparat Thara-Phi-Phi marine park in the southern province of Krabi. Worapote Lomlim, chief of Nopparat Thara-Phi-Phi marine park, said that the 4-metre long female whale shark was spotted feeding on plankton by park officials as they were patrolling the sea

18 Nov 2018

Junta slammed for alleged interference with EC's constituencies re-mapping

Both the Democrat and Pheu Thai parties have come out to slam the National Council for Peace and Order for what they see as its interference in the work of the Election Commission. They claim that the executive order issued by Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha over the weekend in his capacity as the junta

18 Nov 2018

Salvaged Phoenix tourist ship impounded and cordoned off for investigation

The government has ordered the Phoenix tourist ship, which was salvaged off Phuket on Saturday, to be impounded for investigation after it was towed to a dockyard on the tourist island. Tourism and Sports Minister Veerasak Kowsurat, Phuket governor Pakkapong Thaweepat along with Chinese consul-general in Thailand Mr Li Shun-lin and the vice consul based

18 Nov 2018

Somsak, Suriya lead 60 members of Sam Mitr group to join Palang Pracharat

An army of 60 members of the Sam Mitr group led by two former ministers, Somsak Thepsuthin and Suriya Jungroongruangkit, flocked to the pro-government Palang Pracharat party at the Shangri-La hotel in Bangkok on Sunday to apply for memberships. Suriya, a former member of the dissolved Thai Rak Thai party, said he decided to return

18 Nov 2018

3.1 million more poor people to receive welfare cards

An additional 3.1 million poor people who have passed the qualification screenings will be eligible to receive welfare cards under Thai Niyom Yangyuen scheme, one of Prayut government’s populist projects, this month and can use the cards to buy consumer products at the government-supported Thong Fah (Blue Flag) shops starting January 1. Fiscal Policy Office

17 Nov 2018

CIA believes Saudi crown prince ordered Khashoggi’s killing

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The CIA believes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday, complicating President Donald Trump’s efforts to preserve ties with a key US ally. The sources said the CIA had briefed other parts of the US government,

17 Nov 2018

Judge orders White House to return CNN’s Jim Acosta's press pass

CNN’s Jim Acosta has returned to his post at the White House following a court ruling that forced the Trump administration to reinstate his press pass, CNN reported. Now President Trump is vowing to create “rules and regulations” for how White House reporters act. He says “you have to practice decorum” at the White House.

17 Nov 2018

Abhisit objects to attempt to delay election by small parties

Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva today raised strong objection to an attempt by a group of newly-emerged political parties to petition the Election Commission to postpone the election tentatively scheduled for February 24. He said the Election Commission must be held responsible if the election was not held as scheduled. These political parties claimed that

16 Nov 2018

Now, the hard part for Abhisit

I don’t like Thaksin Shinawatra, so which party should I vote for — Democrat or Palang Pracharat? It’s the answer to this question that will determine the future of Thailand’s oldest political party, which has re-elected Abhisit Vejjajiva as its leader. The question will be extremely buzzing when the election draws near. It was a

17 Nov 2018

Government spokesman insists NCPO’s order will not delay election

The fresh order by the National Council for Peace and Order to give more time for the Election Commission to demarcate constituency boundaries will not delay the election tentatively scheduled for February 24, government spokesman Putthipong Punnakan said Friday. The additional time for the EC to work on the constituency mapping would make it more

17 Nov 2018

On November 15-16, 2018, Thai PBS together with Goethe-Institut and INPUT hosted the Thai PBS Public Media Conference & Mini INPUT. The conference was an international forum for media experts, professionals and academicians to discuss and reflect on publi

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