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FIFA Confirms BTS, Madonna, and Shakira to Perform at 2026 World Cup Final Halftime Show
BTS, Madonna, and Shakira will headline the 2026 FIFA World Cup final halftime show at MetLife Stadium in New York on July 19, marking the first time the tournament features a halftime performance.
Chelsea Face Manchester City in FA Cup Final May 16 – Gunners, Red Devils, and Spurs Battle in Premier League's Final Stretch
Chelsea and Manchester City clash in the FA Cup final on May 16, with simultaneous Premier League matches featuring Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, and other top sides across the final stretch of the season broadcast live on Monomax
NACC Explains Personnel Transfers and Position Rotations to Prevent Undue Influence, Plans to Add 1,500 Officials in Anti-Corruption Drive
Thailand's anti-corruption agency is rotating officials every three to four years to prevent misuse of power and eliminate conflicts of interest, while planning to hire 1,500 additional staff to tackle a backlog of cases and combat corrupti
Marina Sincerely Apologizes to Tray, Offers Support to Mind as Personal Expression Affects Multiple Parties
Marina Sincerely Apologizes to Tray, Offers Support to Mind as Personal Expression Affects Multiple Parties Marina Sadananthaphalenzieka apologized for her emotionally-driven comments in a domestic violence controversy involving her husband
Pompam Niti Returns with New Stand-Up Comedy Show: "Rambling Elder with Dry Mouth, Holding Strong in Old Age"
Beloved broadcaster Pompam Niti returns with her second stand-up comedy show on July 12, 2026, sharing personal stories about aging, resilience, and life's challenges at Siri Kiti Convention Center.
Deputy Police Chief Rushes to Fix Traffic Problems on First Day of School at Bangkok Christian College
Deputy Police Chief Thawat Wongsang deployed traffic officers to Bangkok Christian College on its first day to manage congestion, urging parents to use public transit like the BTS Skytrain instead of private vehicles on the busy Silom Road.
Local firms urge high duties on Chinese EVs
Thailand's automotive industry is pushing the government to levy high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, citing fears of import flooding once current EV incentives expire.
Malaysian Collector Selling Pokémon Card Collection Worth 36 Million Baht After Previous Sale of 14 Million
A Malaysian Pokémon card collector from Penang is selling his personal collection for 36.6 million baht after previously selling another set for 14 million baht in just ten days.
Royal Thai Air Force and SAAB Advance Offset Cooperation to Strengthen Defense Industry Capabilities
The Royal Thai Air Force and Swedish defense firm SAAB held their first offset program review in Sweden on May 14, advancing cooperation on technology transfer and personnel development tied to Thailand's Gripen fighter jet procurement.
Ekniti Clarifies Thauvin Capital Issue; Pledges SEC Chief Removal if Investigation Proves Wrongdoing
Deputy PM Ekniti pledged to remove the SEC chief if an investigation proves wrongdoing in the Thauvin capital board appointment case, while defending the Finance Ministry's handling of oil refinery margins and emergency loan measures.
A Cautionary Tale for Parents: 12-Year-Old Boy Bored at Office, Sets Tissue on Fire and Destroys Entire Floor
A 12-year-old boy left unattended at his parent's office in China set tissue paper on fire with a lighter out of boredom, destroying much of the floor before firefighters arrived. No injuries occurred, but the incident has sparked warnings
Tourism operators hit out at new taxes
Tourism operators are opposing proposed tax increases on travel services, citing concerns that the government hasn't clearly explained how the additional revenue will be used for development.