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FEED X KHAOSOD Awards 2026 Celebrates Thai Entertainment
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FEED X KHAOSOD Awards 2026 Celebrates Thai Entertainment

Thailand's leading entertainment outlets FEED and Khaosod merge for their fifth annual awards ceremony on September 27, honoring professionals across drama, film, music, and content creation. The expanded FEED X KHAOSOD Awards 2026 celebrat

Interior Ministry Launches Corruption Cleanup Initiative
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Interior Ministry Launches Corruption Cleanup Initiative

BANGKOK: Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul called on senior Interior Ministry officials to turn recent corruption scandals into an opportunity to rebuild public confidence yesterday (July 28).

Myanmar Approves Death Penalty for Online Scam Ring Operators
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Myanmar Approves Death Penalty for Online Scam Ring Operators

Myanmar's parliament approved capital punishment for operators of online scam centers that force victims into fraud work, responding to international pressure from the US and China to combat the criminal networks.

Royal Commemorative Coins Showcase Modern Art at Siam Paragon
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Royal Commemorative Coins Showcase Modern Art at Siam Paragon

The Royal Thai Mint and Siam Paragon present "Sirikasapanesilp," an exhibition honoring Queen Sirikit with commemorative coins and contemporary art by Sakul Intakul, running through August 2026 at Art Jewel with free admission.

Royal Family Celebrates Birthday at Temple Ceremony
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Royal Family Celebrates Birthday at Temple Ceremony

The King and Queen attended a birthday commemoration ceremony at Wat Phra Si Rattana Satsadaram on July 28, where the King received blessings from monks and lit ceremonial candles in Buddhist tradition. The event included the appointment of

PM Anuthin Leads Birthday Tribute to Thai King
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PM Anuthin Leads Birthday Tribute to Thai King

Prime Minister Anuthin Charnvirakul led a candlelit blessing ceremony at Sanam Luang on July 28, 2026, honoring the Thai King's birthday with senior government and military officials.

Election Fraud Ring Exposed With New Financial Trail Evidence
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Election Fraud Ring Exposed With New Financial Trail Evidence

An election fraud ring involving vote-buying and ghost candidates has been exposed through financial trails in multiple Thai provinces, with evidence linking payments to political figures including a senator and MP.

Monk Clarifies Massage Video, Denies Misconduct Claims
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Monk Clarifies Massage Video, Denies Misconduct Claims

A monk cleared of misconduct after a massage video sparked online backlash was filmed without his knowledge by his driver, who posted it to a village group in anger; authorities ruled no serious breach occurred.

Consumer Council Flags 50 Condos for Fire Safety Violations
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Consumer Council Flags 50 Condos for Fire Safety Violations

Thailand's Consumer Council flagged 50 condominiums for failing to maintain the required 6-meter safety perimeter around buildings, blocking emergency vehicle access during fires and rescues. Despite previous warnings to Bangkok authorities

13 Engineers Pass Exam, Wait 2 Years With No Job Call
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13 Engineers Pass Exam, Wait 2 Years With No Job Call

Thirteen candidates who passed a Provincial Electricity Authority engineer exam two years ago remain unhired, with one passing applicant now experiencing severe stress as the deadline to remove names from the eligible list approaches.

Thailand Prepares for Malaysia Clash in AFC Championship Qualifier
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Thailand Prepares for Malaysia Clash in AFC Championship Qualifier

Thailand's national football team resumes full training ahead of their AFC Asian Cup 2026 qualifier against Malaysia on August 1 at Rajamangala Stadium, with players emphasizing the need for caution against Malaysia's dangerous attacking tr

Thailand Uncovers Massive Civil Service Exam Cheating Scheme
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Thailand Uncovers Massive Civil Service Exam Cheating Scheme

A massive cheating scheme affecting nearly 6,000 civil service exam candidates has exposed systemic fraud across Thailand's bureaucracy, with irregularities discovered at every stage from exam administration to official appointment. Authori