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Pita Warns 'Leaked Audio Clip Owner' to Win Election First Before Forming Government
Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat addressed a provocative leaked audio clip during a campaign rally in Kanchanaburi, challenging the speaker to win the election before discussing government formation. The incident highlights ongoing political tensions and campaign rhetoric ahead of Thailand's national election.
Bhumjai Thai Candidate Confident of Winning at Least 160 Parliamentary Seats
Bhumjai Thai party candidate Rangsigun Timatrika predicts a strong performance in the upcoming Thai election, claiming the party will win at least 160 parliamentary seats. The party is particularly confident about sweeping all 10 electoral districts in Buriram province.
Sports Authority of Thailand and Boxing Commission Join Forces to Train International Muay Thai Instructors
The Sports Authority of Thailand and Boxing Commission have launched an international Muay Thai instructor training program in Phuket, attracting over 100 foreign participants. The course aims to elevate global Muay Thai standards by providing comprehensive training and certification for international instructors.
Ubon Closing Rally: Yossanan Declares Poverty Elimination and National Reforms on February 8
Pheu Thai prime ministerial candidate Yossanan Wongswasdi held a massive campaign rally in Ubon Ratchathani, promising comprehensive national reforms. He pledged to tackle poverty, corruption, and systemic issues, calling on voters to support his party's candidates in the upcoming election.
Abhisit Visits Phatthalung, Championing Creative Economy and Eco-Tourism Model
Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva visited Phatthalung to promote a new eco-tourism and creative economy model for Southern Thailand. He advocated for decentralizing tourism development and empowering local communities to transform secondary provinces into world-class destinations.
Hat Yai Residents Cry Foul: Names Submitted But Money Never Received
A controversy has erupted in Hat Yai where residents claim their names were used in election-related lists without their consent or compensation. Local political operatives are suspected of potentially collecting funds meant for community members, raising serious concerns about election integrity and vote-buying practices.
Royal Institute Launches Academic Forum to Address Climate Crisis in Agriculture, Fisheries, and Forestry
The Royal Institute of Thailand is hosting a critical symposium to address the impacts of climate change on agriculture, fisheries, and forestry. Experts will discuss strategies to transform climate risks into opportunities and develop practical policy guidelines for sustainable national development.
'I don't think I am a hero': Boy, 13, describes 'superhuman' swim to save family
A 13-year-old Australian boy named Austin Applebee heroically swam to rescue his mother and siblings during a dangerous situation. Despite the life-threatening circumstances, Austin modestly described his actions, stating he doesn't consider himself a hero.
Buriram United Sets Sights on Defeating Cebu to Advance in ASEAN Club Championship
Buriram United is preparing for a critical ASEAN Club Championship match against Cebu FC, with head coach Mark Jackson confident about advancing to the next round. The team aims to build on their previous victory and secure a win in front of their home crowd at Chang Arena.
Supreme Court Removes Phang Nga Candidate's Name from Election List Due to Stolen Goods Conviction
The Supreme Court has disqualified a Phollawat Party parliamentary candidate in Phang Nga from the upcoming election due to a previous conviction for receiving stolen goods. The court's decision was based on legal provisions that prohibit candidates with certain criminal histories from running for office.
Surin Heats Up in Election's Final Stretch: Orange Party Campaign Banners Destroyed
Campaign banners for multiple political parties in Surin province have been systematically vandalized, with damage reported across six different parties. The incident highlights the intense and potentially volatile atmosphere in the final days before the parliamentary elections, with allegations of widespread vote-buying also emerging.
Navy Commander Visits and Honors Disabled War Veterans on Veterans Day 2026
The Navy Commander visited disabled war veterans to honor their sacrifices on Veterans Day 2026. Admiral Pairot Fuengchan presented financial support and gifts to recognize the heroism of veterans who have been injured while serving their country. The visit aimed to boost morale and show appreciation for those who have dedicated their lives to national protection.