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Enough is Enough: Meelean Defends PK, Confirms All Demands Satisfied
Thai celebrity couple DJ PK and Meelean have responded to public criticism following a TV show revealing his infidelity. The couple claims they have resolved their personal issues and are asking the public to stop speculating about their private matters.
Anutin Convenes Cabinet Meeting Before Election, Reveals 19 Ministers Absent
Thailand's Cabinet held its final meeting before the upcoming elections, with 19 ministers expected to be absent as they prepare for campaign activities. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul led the session, which covered various policy and administrative matters ahead of the February 8th election.
Trump Launches 'Project Vault' for Strategic Rare Earth Mineral Stockpile
President Trump has launched 'Project Vault', a $10 billion strategic mineral stockpile initiative to secure critical resources for American industries. The project aims to reduce dependence on foreign mineral markets, particularly targeting rare earth elements essential for high-tech manufacturing and electric vehicles.
Gold Prices Surge 3%, Climbing Above $4,800
Gold prices rebounded significantly, rising 3.7% to $4,837.16 per ounce amid the US government's partial shutdown. The surge comes after the metal hit a near one-month low, with investors closely watching economic indicators and potential Federal Reserve policy changes.
RTAF moves to recruit female pilots
The Royal Thai Air Force has opened pilot recruitment to female candidates for the first time, signaling a significant move towards gender inclusivity in the military. This landmark decision represents a major step forward in providing equal opportunities for women in traditionally male-dominated military roles.
Siang Noo Counters Thanathorn, Claims Only People Can Give Orders
Bhumjaithai Party leader Anuthin Charnweerakul strongly defended the democratic process, asserting that only voters can determine political outcomes. He responded to Thanathorn's criticism about government formation, emphasizing the supreme power of the electorate in Thai politics.
Anutin Walks Morning Market in Nonthaburi, Helps MP Candidate Campaign
Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul campaigned in a Nonthaburi morning market, supporting a local MP candidate and engaging with residents. The politician focused on highlighting his government's achievements and his connection to the local community during the campaign walkabout.
Bill, Hillary Clinton to testify in US House Epstein probe
Former US President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will testify in a House investigation related to Jeffrey Epstein, potentially avoiding a contempt of Congress vote. The probe centers on the couple's connections to the deceased sex offender and their potential knowledge of his activities.
Anutin Fires Back at Abhisit: Don't Belittle or Underestimate Other Parties, Confident in Bangkok Seat Conquest
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul of Bhumjai Thai Party responded to criticism from Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva, defending his party's approach of focusing on their own policies. Anutin expressed confidence in their Bangkok election candidates and emphasized the importance of avoiding negative rhetoric about other political parties.
Krungthai Warns of Global Financial Market Turbulence, Recommends Portfolio Adjustment with Gold and Stable Stocks
Thailand's Krungthai Bank warns investors about global market volatility, recommending a strategic investment approach that includes AI-related stocks and gold. The bank suggests a diversified portfolio strategy to mitigate risks from potential Federal Reserve leadership changes and geopolitical uncertainties.
Huaseng Heng Advises When to Buy Gold, Reveals 4 Hot Factors for Gold Prices in 2024
Huaseng Heng provides insights into the 2024 gold market, recommending gradual gold purchases at prices between $4,300-$4,500. Despite recent price declines, the analysis suggests long-term gold prices remain positive, with central bank buying and currency trends supporting gold's investment potential.
Japan Successfully Extracts Rare Earth Minerals from Deep Sea, Aims to Reduce Chinese Dependence
Japan has successfully extracted rare earth minerals from deep-sea sediments near Minamitorishima Island, marking a significant milestone in reducing dependence on Chinese mineral imports. The extraction, conducted at nearly 6,000 meters depth, is the first of its kind globally and represents a strategic effort to develop a domestic rare earth minerals supply chain.