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German Man Arrested for Free Gaza Spray-Paint Vandalism on Koh Pha Ngan
Thai Immigration Police arrested a 57-year-old German tourist in Bangkok for spray-painting pro-Gaza slogans on public property across Koh Phangan island. The suspect, known as 'Mr. Spray' by local media, was taken into custody after defacing property in the popular tourist destination.
Inspector Oat Opens Up: Betting on Future with 'Orange Party', Emphasizes No Return to Police
Former police investigator Theerawat Panyanthammakon has left his stable law enforcement career to run as a list MP candidate for the People's Party. Despite being ranked 50th on the party list, he is driven by a passionate commitment to police reform and societal change.
Army Advisor General Boonsin Denies Sound Clip, Emphasizes No Political Involvement
A high-ranking Thai military advisor has publicly denied a controversial sound clip suggesting military budget issues. General Boonsin Padklang strongly emphasized that he never engages in political discussions and that the circulating audio is completely false.
True Bangkok United Defeats Shan United to Secure Three Points in ASEAN Club Championship
True Bangkok United defeated Shan United 2-1 in the ASEAN Club Championship Shopee Cup 2025/26. The Thai team came from behind to win, securing three crucial points in the group stage match at True BG Stadium.
National Student Sports Games Kick Off - Buriram Games Launches with Spectacular Opening Ceremony
Thailand's 45th National Student Sports Games launched in Buriram with a spectacular opening ceremony featuring 26 different sports competitions. The event, attended by royal representatives and national sports officials, will run from February 4-12, 2026, with over 6,800 participants from across the country.
Anucha Charms Old Capital Voters, Supports Jirathat and Yossanan for Prime Minister
Pheu Thai Party candidate Anucha Nakasai campaigned for Jirathat Kraidecha in Ayutthaya, promoting the party's social welfare policies. He strongly endorsed Professor Yossanan Wongswasdi as a potential prime minister, highlighting proposed economic support programs for low-income citizens.
Thanakorn Declares 'Grandpa's Treasure' is 'Anutin', Urges Nakhon Voters to Choose Bhumjaithai Party
Bhumjaithai Party candidate Thanakorn Wangboonkhongchana claimed divine guidance in supporting party leader Anutin Charnvirakul during a campaign rally in Nakhon Si Thammarat. He urged voters to exclusively support the Bhumjaithai Party and its leadership, warning against dividing their allegiance.
Thammanas Campaigns in Chiang Mai with Slogan 'No Old, Yes New'
Military figure Thammanas campaigned in Chiang Mai, promoting his Kla Dharma party with a provocative 'No Old, Yes New' political message. He traveled extensively through Northern districts, promising to be a people-focused representative who will address land rights and agricultural issues.
Italy Reveals Multiple Cyber Attacks on Winter Olympics
Italy has successfully blocked multiple cyber attacks targeting the 2026 Winter Olympics, with origins traced to Russia. The attacks targeted the Olympics website, hotels, and government locations, as revealed by Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. The Winter Games are set to officially begin on February 6th.
Bhumjaithai Party Denies Vote Buying Allegations in Khon Kaen District 9
Bhumjaithai Party has vehemently denied vote-buying allegations in Khon Kaen District 9, challenging the claims and calling for a thorough investigation by the Election Commission. The party's legal committee chairman, Suphachai Jaisamut, promised to take legal action against those spreading false accusations.
Norris Emphasizes His Desire to Win Multiple Formula One World Championships
McLaren's Lando Norris has secured his first Formula One World Championship in 2025 and remains committed to winning more titles. The young driver expresses profound satisfaction with his achievement and maintains an ambitious yet content attitude towards his future in the sport.
Police Wives Club Visits and Supports Injured Police Officers
The Police Wives Club conducted a support visit for three injured police officers under their 'Police Family We Don't Abandon' project. The officers were hurt during different incidents while on duty, with one suffering a leg amputation and others receiving medical treatment.