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Wisconsin Student Group Condemns Election Fraud Suspicions, Demands Investigation of Election Commission over Ballot Barcodes
A group of international graduate students from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have publicly condemned the Thai Election Commission for allegedly compromising voter privacy through identifiable ballot barcodes. The students are calling for a legal investigation, arguing that the barcodes violate fundamental democratic principles of secret voting.
State Audit Office Releases Music Video Composed by Director, Sparking Social Media Buzz
The State Audit Office director has created a musical video inspiring his team, which unexpectedly went viral on social media. The song and video highlight the organization's commitment to national service, sparking diverse public reactions and significant online engagement.
European Research Project Finds Toxic Chemicals in 81 Headphone Models
A European research project has uncovered toxic chemicals in 81 headphone models, finding that 98% contain potentially harmful Bisphenol A and S. The study warns of long-term health risks, particularly for teenagers, and calls for stricter chemical regulations in consumer products.
First Pillar Raised for Phra Mongkol Thep Muni Building at 67-Year Hospital Project
A new 4-story hospital building was ceremonially launched in Bangkok, marking a significant expansion of medical services in the Phasi Charoen district. The 2,700 square meter facility is designed to provide comprehensive medical care and emergency services to local residents.
Marking Cultural Design - Thai Design Towards International Horizons TIDA Society 2026
Modernform has partnered with the Thai Interior Designers Association (TIDA) to host the 'TIDA Society 2026' event, aimed at promoting Thai design talent and establishing a sustainable ecosystem for creative professionals. The event features design exhibitions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities for designers across different generations.
Doctors Warn: Facial Flushing After Alcohol Consumption Signals Stroke Risk
A new medical study reveals that men who experience facial flushing after drinking alcohol may be at higher risk of developing strokes much earlier in life. Researchers found that heavy drinking can accelerate stroke onset by an average of 7.5 years, with particular risks for individuals with specific genetic enzyme variations.
Revealed: Coalition Parties for Anuthin's Government and 5 Outside Ministers
Thailand's new coalition government led by Bhumjaithai Party has been formed with 300 parliamentary seats. The government includes 5 outside ministers in key positions and maintains a diverse party representation from multiple political groups.
Army and Police Raid Scammer Base at Chong Chom Border Checkpoint, Uncover Elaborate Fraud Scheme
Thai military and police forces conducted a major raid on an international scammer base in Surin province, uncovering an elaborate fraud network that impersonates government agencies. The operation revealed sophisticated methods of deception targeting victims across multiple countries, with extensive evidence collected for further investigation.
Deal Sealed: Anudith's Government Secures 300 Votes with 5 Outside Ministers
Thailand's new government coalition led by Bhumjai Thai has secured a 300-vote majority, with five outside ministers joining the cabinet. The coalition includes Pheu Thai Party and several smaller parties, creating a strong parliamentary presence.
Tim Pita Serves Sweet Moments with Goey Arachaporn, Fans Go Wild
Popular Thai celebrities Tim Pita and Goey Arachaporn have officially confirmed their romantic relationship, sharing intimate travel photos on social media. Their age-gap romance has sparked significant public interest and discussion among fans and media.
Co-founder of fashion giant ASOS dies in fall from Pattaya condo
British businessman Quentin Griffiths, 58, co-founder of online fashion retailer ASOS, died after falling from the 17th floor of a Pattaya condominium. Police have confirmed the incident, which occurred in the popular tourist destination in eastern Thailand.
How photography helped the British empire classify India
A new exhibition in Delhi explores how photography was used as a tool of colonial classification during the British imperial period in India. The display features 200 rare photographs that highlight how visual documentation was employed to categorize and control populations during the colonial era.