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Prime Minister Opens Government House to Welcome OCA President, Agrees to Use Sports to Build Peace and Develop Youth
Prime Minister Anuthim welcomed the Olympic Council of Asia president on April 25, with both sides pledging to use sports to build peace, develop youth, and strengthen regional cooperation.
Aunt Honga Caravan Announces Land Sale with Poetic Caption, Fans Eager to Inquire About Price
Legendary figure Aunt Honga is selling a plot of land in Pai, Mae Hong Son, using a humorous poetic caption that has sparked fan interest about the property's price and details.
Hia Tai Nippon Elected Basketball Association President with 89 Votes for Third Term
Hia Tai Nippon Chaowalit Montien won reelection as Thai Basketball Association president with 89 votes at the April 25 annual meeting, beginning his third term overseeing youth development and international athlete promotion.
Breaking News on Buddhist Relics – Medal of Somdet Phra Maha Samana Chao Phraya Wachiryananvaroroth
A commemorative medal honoring Somdet Phra Maha Samana Chao Phraya Wachiryananvaroroth, the 10th Supreme Patriarch of Thailand who served from 1910 until his death in 1921, was created in 1920 for his 60th birthday celebration.
152 Teams Compete in Royal Cup Sepak Takraw Championship to Crown Thailand's National Champion
The 37th Royal Cup Sepak Takraw Championship will run April 28–May 4 in Bangkok, featuring 152 teams across seven categories competing to crown Thailand's national champion. The event aims to develop athletes and scout talent for the nation
Abhisit Hints at Interested Candidates for Bangkok Governor Position Under Democrat Party Banner, Including Both Approached and Self-Nominated Candidates
The Democrat Party is vetting multiple candidates for Bangkok Governor with plans to announce its pick by early May, ahead of mid-May registration for the position.
After last year's fighting with Thailand, Cambodia readies new conscription law for men aged 18-25
Cambodia's government approved mandatory military conscription for men aged 18-25, requiring two years of service following deadly border clashes with Thailand last year that killed about 100 soldiers and civilians.
Research Shows 'Something You Might Already Be Doing' Can Reduce Premature Death Risk by 45%
A new study found that elderly voters had up to 45% lower mortality risk in the five years following the 2008 U.S. presidential election, with benefits persisting for up to 15 years, suggesting voting may have protective health effects beyo
Exercise Alone Isn't Enough! After Age 60, Don't Overlook These 4 Keys to Good Health
After age 60, exercise and water alone won't keep you healthy; doctors warn that adequate protein intake, quality sleep, proper chronic disease management, and stress control are equally essential to prevent serious health complications.
Abhisit Demands Clarity from Akanat on Half-Plus-Half Program and Budget Usage
Democrat Party leader Abhisit demanded the government clarify how it will fund and structure economic relief programs, particularly the half-plus-half initiative, questioning whether the plan effectively targets vulnerable groups or require
Bangkok installs barriers to stop motorbikes on pavements
Bangkok authorities installed steel barriers on pavements in Khlong Toei district to stop motorcycles from driving on footpaths, addressing safety concerns at busy intersections near the BTS Skytrain station.
Beer The Voice Thanks Kanchai for His Kindness, Whoever Said She Made a Diss Track Has It Wrong
Singer Beer The Voice thanks MC Kanchai for withdrawing a lawsuit against her, denying rumors that her recent song "Ahwang" was a diss track about him.