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Life sentence for two militants in 2017 car bomb in Pattani

Two men who were allegedly involved in the twin bombing of Big C Super Store in the southern province of Pattani in 2017 were today sentenced to life imprisonment by the Pattani Provincial Court. Suhaimee Sama-ae and Sama-ae Mama, were initially condemned to death, but the court commuted the sentence to life imprisonment after they

20 Sep 2018

Business operators’ confidence index drops for August

Confidence index of business operators for the month of August was 92.5 points – down from 93.2 points recorded in July, according to the Federation of Thai Industries. FTA president Supan Mongkolsuthee said the drop in confidence index was due mainly to season factor – that was rain and flooding in several areas, especially in

21 Sep 2018

Wat Pho ranks high in TripAdvisor awards

Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram, better known as Wat Pho, in Tha Tian area of Bangkok’s old town, has beaten the Great Wall of China in the 2018 world’s top 25 landmarks by TripAdvisor. Also known as Temple of the Reclining Buddha, the Buddhist temple is ranked 17th this year, a jump from 24th last year,

20 Sep 2018

Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak charged with abuse of power, money laundering

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Malaysian prosecutors on Thursday charged former Prime Minister Najib Razak with abuse of power and money laundering over hundreds of millions of dollars of funds received in his personal bank account. They charged Najib with four counts of abuse of power regarding an amount of 2.3 billion ringgit ($556.23 million) in

20 Sep 2018

Indonesia urged to use its role in UNSC to end Rohingya crisis

A coalition of Indonesian civil society groups has urged the government of Indonesia to utilize its position as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council (UNSC) to help put an end to the humanitarian crisis against Rohingya people in Myanmar, Antara news agency reported. The call was made by Fatia Maulidiyanti from the Commission for

21 Sep 2018

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (R) and South Korean President Moon Jae-in (L) react as they watch the large-scale gymnastic and artistic performance at the May Day Stadium in Pyongyang on September 19, 2018, after their summit. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un agreed to make a historic visit to Seoul soon and close a

20 Sep 2018

Disappearance of late national artist Thawan's paintings is “family affairs”

A senior police officer tasked with overseeing the investigation into the missing paintings of the late national artist Thawan Datchanee said Thursday that the artworks were not stolen and the whole thing was the matter of family affairs. Pol Lt-Gen Charnthep Sesavech, the metropolitan police commissioner, did not elaborate but said that police were in

20 Sep 2018

Governor admits Bangkok still faces flood risks

Bangkok still has to watch out for possible flooding while massive run-offs from upper Thailand are expected to pass the capital through Chao Phraya River in the aftermath of Typhoon Mangkhut and the monsoon will continue for a month or two. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is working closely together with the Royal Irrigation Department

20 Sep 2018

All eyes on Prayut, and just a bit on Democrats and Pheu Thai

The new laws on elections and structures of the House of Representatives and the Senate have set the ball rolling for Thailand’s first democratic exercise at ballot boxes since the coup in 2014. The most anticipated part, however, is yet to come. Military-backed Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, leader of the 2014 coup, has yet to

20 Sep 2018

Princess Soamsawali leaves hospital, almost fully recovers

Her Royal Highness Princess Soamsawali has been discharged from Chulalongkorn Hospital and returned to Thewet Palace after almost full recovery, the Royal Household Bureau said in its third announcement since the princess was admitted to the hospital on Aug 27. Doctors agreed the princess had almost fully recovered from a shin infection and fatigue on

20 Sep 2018

Democratic Transition in Myanmar 'at standstill': UN Rights Panel

GENEVA (Reuters) — Myanmar’s democratic transition has ground to a standstill as authorities seek to silence critics while allowing hate speech, particularly against Muslim Rohingya, the head of the UN human rights mission said on Tuesday. Marzuki Darusman, chair of the UN Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar, denounced what he called “the extreme brutality of the

20 Sep 2018

Former Malaysian PM Najib arrested, to face multiple charges

Former prime minister of Malaysia Najib Razak was arrested Wednesday afternoon in connection with the 1 Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) scandal over the RM2.6 billion (about 20 billion baht) deposited into his personal account, according to New Straits Times Malaysia. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) said in a statement that Najib was taken in the

19 Sep 2018

North to face cold season sooner and longer dry spell

Cold season will come sooner to the northern region which will experience longer period of dry season due to less than normal accumulated rainfall estimated at just 50 percent of the normal level, said Mr Methi Mahayotnant, director of the northern meteorological centre, on Thursday. He disclosed that many areas in Chiang Mai and Lamphun

20 Sep 2018

EC announces 350 election constituencies with one MP for each

The Election Commission has announced that there will be 350 members of Parliament representing 350 constituencies in 77 provinces in the next election. According to the EC’s announcement published in the Royal Gazette on Tuesday, Bangkok will have the largest number of 30 MPs, followed by Nakhon Ratchasima’s 14, ten each for Ubon Ratchathani and

19 Sep 2018

Cabinet gives nod to over 60 mega projects to facilitate EEC

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved more than 60 large-scale investment projects in the lower North and upper Northeast designed to facilitate and to connect with the government’s flagship Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) scheme. These projects are grouped into six areas of development including a project to connect Thailand’s economic corridor with Luang Phrabang in Laos,

19 Sep 2018

PM urges tough punishment against civil servants in welfare fraud

As a new round of corruption scandals hits the government, Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha today tries to demonstrate his intolerance toward the problem by declaring that state officials found implicated in an alleged embezzlement of salaries for disabled workers will be temporarily relieved, not just transferred. He was responding to a petition submitted with

19 Sep 2018
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