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Chinese Media Praises Thai PM's Investor Outreach

Deputy Government Spokesperson Lalida Persvivatana revealed that China's leading media outlet, Global Times (环球时报), has published positive coverage of Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's...

20 Jul Thailand.go.th Issues

Deputy Government Spokesperson Lalida Persvivatana revealed that China's leading media outlet, Global Times (环球时报), has published positive coverage of Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's...

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Police

Father Admits Shooting Son During Drug-Induced Rampage

A 60-year-old man in Nakhon Si Thammarat admitted to shooting his 31-year-old son in the chest during a confrontation after the son allegedly attacked him with a machete while in a drug-induced state.

Father Admits Shooting Son During Drug-Induced Rampage
20 Jul Khaosod

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National

China's Premier Hosts Thai PM, Anuthín Sings Popular Chinese Song

Thai PM Anuthín entertained Chinese Premier Li Qiang with a rendition of the popular song "Tian Mi Mi" during a bilateral lunch in Beijing, underscoring Thailand-China cultural ties.

China's Premier Hosts Thai PM, Anuthín Sings Popular Chinese Song
20 Jul Khaosod

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National

Middle East Tensions Could Push Oil to $100 per Barrel

Oil prices could surge to $100 per barrel if Middle East tensions escalate and disrupt supply lines, though economists expect prices to stay in the $80–90 range for now, with Thailand's fuel costs likely to follow global market movements.

Middle East Tensions Could Push Oil to $100 per Barrel
20 Jul Khaosod

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Regional

Officials Dismantle Illegal Structures at Phuket's Nui Beach

More than 200 officers dismantled 11 illegal structures at Phuket's Nui Beach in a joint operation led by the natural resources minister to reclaim encroached national park land.

Officials Dismantle Illegal Structures at Phuket's Nui Beach
20 Jul The Phuket Express

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National

Blind 85-Year-Old Denied Poverty Aid Over Abandoned Motorcycles

An 85-year-old blind man in Nakhon Ratchasima was denied poverty assistance because two abandoned motorcycles from his youth remain registered in his name, despite living on just 1,600 baht monthly and depending entirely on relatives for su

Blind 85-Year-Old Denied Poverty Aid Over Abandoned Motorcycles
20 Jul Khaosod

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National

Finance Ministry Revises State Welfare Card Eligibility Criteria

Thailand's Finance Ministry is revising welfare card eligibility rules to better match current living conditions, including new guidelines on old vehicles and student status. One Stop Service centers are opening nationwide to help citizens

Finance Ministry Revises State Welfare Card Eligibility Criteria
20 Jul Khaosod

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National

Pheu Thai to File Complaint With Anti-Corruption Body Over TH-AI Passport

Pheu Thai will file a complaint with the National Anti-Corruption Commission over alleged irregularities in the TH-AI Passport project, including improper procurement and reduced specifications.

Pheu Thai to File Complaint With Anti-Corruption Body Over TH-AI Passport
20 Jul Khaosod

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National

SC Condo Partners with Thai Fashion Brands on Uniform Collaboration

SC Asset Corporation partnered with Thai fashion brands Milin and ÁMR DE SAÍSON to design custom uniforms for three condominium brands—STILL, Reference, and COBE—each reflecting distinct brand identities and lifestyle concepts.

SC Condo Partners with Thai Fashion Brands on Uniform Collaboration
20 Jul Khaosod

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National

Thai Shooters Claim 11 Gold Medals at International IPSC Championship

Thai shooters dominated the Thai-Chinese IPSC Handgun Championship in Chonburi, winning 11 of 12 gold medals across all divisions in the international competition that drew 324 competitors from 12 countries and regions.

Thai Shooters Claim 11 Gold Medals at International IPSC Championship
20 Jul Khaosod

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National

Justice Ministry Debunks Claim That Emoji Insults Are Criminal

The Justice Ministry clarified that posting insulting emojis is not automatically criminal; prosecution requires proof of intent to demean or harass and must meet specific legal requirements.

Justice Ministry Debunks Claim That Emoji Insults Are Criminal
20 Jul Khaosod

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