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"Young Monks Cultivating Wisdom Year 12" Ordination Ceremony Plants Seeds of Mindfulness and Wisdom in the Digital Age
Charoen Pokphand Group and True Corporation concluded the 12th annual "Young Monks Cultivating Wisdom" ordination ceremony at Thavee Dhamma Meditation Center in Nakhon Ratchasima, where 12 young monks completed a four-week program combining
Cambodia Counters Thailand: If Villagers Are Banned from Agricultural Areas, Thailand Should Also Abstain from Using the Territory
Cambodia says Thailand must also stop using disputed border territory if Cambodian villagers are banned from farming there, following a Thai military intervention near the Cambodian-Thai border in Sakaew Province.
Commerce Ministry Launches Premium Fruit Campaign at Paragon to Tap High-Value Markets
Thailand's Commerce Ministry is promoting premium fruits from Chanthaburi at Bangkok's Siam Paragon mall, inviting diplomats from 15 countries to boost awareness and tap high-value domestic and export markets for products like durian and ma
Drama Outside the Ring: Abdullah Fires Back at Superbon Over Professionalism and Weight-Making Issues
Russian fighter Abdullah Diyakaev refused to make weight for a ONE Championship flyweight title bout at Lumpinee Stadium on May 15, forcing champion Superlek to fight heavier, sparking public criticism from featherweight champ Superbon over
Canadian Passenger Contracts Hantavirus After Cruise on MV Hondius
A Canadian passenger from the MV Hondius cruise ship tested positive for Andes virus, bringing confirmed infections to 11 with three deaths reported. The Yukon resident is being treated in a British Columbia hospital alongside their spouse,
Mother Alleges Massage Equipment Company Hires Children Aged 13-18 as Sales Staff, Abandons Them Mid-Route When Sales Targets Aren't Met
A Buriram massage equipment company allegedly hires teenagers as young as 13 and abandons them in remote areas when they fail to meet sales targets, according to complaints from workers and their families.
Swarm of Giant Honeybees Attacks Naga Procession, Injuring 11 People and Forcing Parade to Halt
Giant honeybees attacked a ceremonial naga procession at a temple in Nakhon Ratchasima on May 17, injuring 11 people and forcing the parade to halt. Loud music from the procession startled bee colonies on the temple ceiling, triggering the
Perth and Santa Team Up with Sammy and K to Close Out 'Love You Teacher' Class in Heartwarming Finale
Cast members Perth, Santa, Sammy, and K celebrated the finale of GMMTV's hit drama "Love You Teacher" at a fan meeting in Bangkok, performing songs and sharing behind-the-scenes stories before watching the series conclusion together.
Back in the Ring – Pheu Thai Moves Forward with New Constitutional Amendment Bid
Pheu Thai is reviving constitutional amendment efforts by organizing a working committee to determine whether to pursue its original draft, which requires provincial selection of assembly members before parliamentary approval, but faces the
Influencer Reveals Near-Death Experience from Appendicitis: Collapsed in Bathroom, Drove Herself to Hospital, Surgery Cost Hundreds of Thousands
Influencer Mintan Thaskaradaan collapsed from acute appendicitis and drove herself to hospital for emergency surgery that cost over 100,000 baht, revealing the ordeal as part of a difficult year she's faced largely in silence.
Saab eyes Thailand as regional defence production hub after Gripen deal
Swedish defence firm Saab plans to make Thailand a regional production hub for fighter jet components and defence technology, following the Royal Thai Air Force's approval to purchase Gripen E/F jets valued at 19.5 billion baht.
A Struggle Without End – 99 Deaths in May 2010, Still Demanding Justice
Sixteen years after military forces killed 99 red-shirt protesters in Bangkok between April and May 2010, survivors and families continue demanding justice for the largely unresolved deaths.