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Trump brushes aside Taiwan concerns ahead of Xi meet
Trump signaled openness to discussing US military aid to Taiwan during his Beijing visit this week, expressing confidence that his relationship with Xi Jinping would deter any Chinese invasion of the island.
Parents Rush to Buy School Uniforms, Say Government's 500 Baht Subsidy Falls Short
Parents rush to buy school uniforms as the academic term nears, but say the government's 500-baht subsidy per student is insufficient to cover standard uniforms plus mandatory club-specific attire like Girl Guides and youth Red Cross unifor
Justice Minister: Chinese Suspect Ming Chen Sun Now Safe After Shock Incident; Police Ordered to Maintain Strict Watch and Drug Testing
Chinese national Ming Chen Sun, accused in a bomb and weapons smuggling case, went into shock during police transport and required hospitalization but is now stable. Authorities are conducting drug tests and medical evaluations to determine
Music News: JIXGO Teams Up with marr team to Release 'Mixed with Tears,' a Healing Anthem
marr team releases their 38th single 'Mixed with Tears,' a healing anthem featuring 19-year-old artist JIXGO that celebrates emotional vulnerability through its message that crying is a form of healing.
BAFS Reports Profit of 152 Million Baht, Implements Strategic Adjustments to Control Costs and Manage Risks
BAFS Group reported 152 million baht in first-quarter profit with 5% growth in aircraft fueling services, bolstered by expanding domestic and international flight routes despite global economic pressures.
Durian Shipments via China-Laos Railway Reach Kunming in 26 Hours, Distributed Across China Within 48 Hours
Thai durians now reach Kunming via the China-Laos railway in 26 hours and distribute across China within 48 hours, with railway services expanded to 6 daily trains and projected shipment volumes exceeding 200,000 tons this year.
PM Anutin Takes on Vendor Role, Rides Mobile Cart with Deputy PM Supachai to Launch Thailand Helps Thailand Plus Program
Prime Minister Anutin launched the "Thailand Helps Thailand Plus" mobile cart program, selling produce and essentials at 10 percent below market prices in villages and remote communities for three months to ease the cost-of-living burden.
Local Sub-district Chief Shoots Pig Farm Owner in Head Over BMW with Fake License Plate Outside Nakhon Pathom Bar; Shooter Awaits Police
A sub-district chief shot a pig farm owner in the head outside a Nakhon Pathom bar early May 12 over a dispute that may have involved romantic jealousy, with the shooter remaining at the scene to cooperate with police.
Permanent Secretary Leads Thai Delegation at UN Forest Forum, Discusses Sustainable Forest Management with 193 Nations
Thailand led discussions at the UN Forest Forum in New York, proposing three global targets for sustainable forest management involving all 193 member nations through May 15.
Husband in Shock as Wife Goes Missing Mysteriously; Found Dead After Being Hit by Train
A 69-year-old woman in Lopburi Province was struck by a train and killed near Pa Sak Chollasit Dam after going missing; her husband found her body the following morning after searching all night.
Border-Area Rubber Farmers Change Work Schedule, Fear Cambodian Soldiers' Gunfire and Abductions—Demand Increased Security Measures
Rubber farmers in Buriram's Ban Krot District are shifting work schedules to avoid Cambodian soldiers who crossed the border in May, opening fire and forcing residents to flee; locals demand increased security measures to prevent further in
Pakarun Confident 400 Billion Baht Emergency Decree Won't Violate Constitution, Dismisses Critics' Blank Check Argument
Deputy PM Pakarun defended the government's 400 billion baht emergency decree on May 12, asserting it meets constitutional requirements for economic security and will proceed to Parliament while awaiting the Constitutional Court's decision