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PP KRIT Releases New Single 'Guilty Pleasure' Featuring GALCHANIE
Thai pop artist PP KRIT has released a new single 'guilty pleasure' featuring GALCHANIE, exploring themes of secret attraction through a sultry R&B-pop track. The song comes with a visually striking music video that blends Asian aesthetics with dance performance, symbolizing forbidden desire.
Watch: Thai police go undercover as lion dancers to catch thief
Thai police used creative tactics by disguising themselves as traditional lion dancers to catch a suspected thief who was wanted for multiple theft offenses. The suspect was apprehended outside a temple on the outskirts of Bangkok, showcasing an innovative approach to law enforcement.
Lawyer Ronnarong Urges Pheu Thai Party to Clearly Explain Laser ID Collection
Lawyer Ronnarong Kaewphet has called on the Pheu Thai Party to provide a clear explanation about their Laser ID member registration process. He warned that an inadequate explanation could potentially result in another party dissolution, expressing concern about the legal implications of their data collection method.
Football Association Approves Game Breaks for Athletes During Ramadan
The Football Association of Thailand has approved temporary game breaks during Ramadan to accommodate Muslim athletes' religious practices. The new guidelines allow matches to pause briefly after sunset, enabling players to break their fast and consume water and food, with referees given authority to manage these breaks.
Gulf Pins Hopes on Stable Government Continuing Economic Policies
Gulf's CEO Sarachat Rattanawadee expressed optimism about Thailand's economic prospects following recent elections. He anticipates a stable new government that can address key economic challenges and attract foreign investment, despite some uncertainties in the political transition process.
Department of Land Transport Adds 44 Special License Plate Letters
Thailand's Department of Land Transport has introduced 44 new special license plate letters for vehicles registered in Bangkok. The new letters are mostly auspicious phrases chosen through public suggestions and designed to add a meaningful touch to vehicle registration.
Somchai, Aunt Red, and Bannapot Visit Thaksin, Reveal Decision on Yossanan and Pheu Thai Ministry Position
Former Prime Minister Somchai Wongswat and family visited Thaksin Shinawatra at Khlong Prem Central Prison, discussing potential political developments surrounding his son Yossanan's future role. The visit highlighted ongoing family support amid speculation about ministerial positions within the Pheu Thai Party.
BOI Joins Forces with Samsung to Accelerate Local Component Usage, Continuing Investment Over 30 Billion Baht
Samsung and BOI have launched a major initiative to boost local component sourcing in Thailand's electronics industry, with plans to invest over 30 billion baht. The 'Thai Samsung Electronics Sourcing Day' event brought together 200 local manufacturers to explore business opportunities and strengthen the domestic electronics supply chain.
GrabFood Reveals 5 Trending Food Menus for 2026: Matcha Still Fever – Halal Economy Gaining Momentum
GrabFood has identified five major food trends for 2026, with matcha, pistachio, and taro leading the way in both sweet and savory dishes. The report highlights the growing popularity of craft bakery, customizable drinks, and halal cuisine, reflecting evolving Thai consumer preferences and international culinary influences.
Onion Prices Plummet to 5 Baht per Kilo, Commerce Ministry Launches Buying Program and Targets Japan Export
Thailand's Department of Internal Trade is intervening to address the severe drop in onion prices, launching a comprehensive market management program. The initiative includes purchasing 1,000 tons of onions, exploring export opportunities to Japan, and implementing strategies to protect farmers' incomes during a period of market oversupply.
Watch Out! Kla Thamma Party Meeting Anticipates Government Collaboration Signals Before 'Thammanat' Flies to Europe
The Kla Thamma Party is convening a crucial meeting to discuss post-election strategies and potential government collaboration. Party leaders, including Thammanat Prompao, will gather with 58 potential MPs to chart their political course and prepare for their new parliamentary roles.
Move Forward Party Prepares to Sue Election Commission Using 'Barcode' Evidence Under Article 157
The Move Forward Party is preparing to sue the Election Commission over alleged voting irregularities involving ballot barcodes. The party claims the recent election was not conducted by secret ballot and will file a lawsuit under Criminal Code Article 157 next week, challenging the election's transparency and integrity.