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Famous Mathematician Loy Urges Election Commission to Clarify 10 Urgent Issues
Mathematician Loy Chunpongtong has raised 10 serious concerns about the recent Thai election's vote counting process. His allegations include potential vote manipulation, inconsistent ballot recording, and demands for a transparent recount by the Election Commission.
Commerce Ministry Consults Six Major Thai Corporations in India, Backs Green Economy and Supply Chain Cooperation
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce led by Suphajee Suthumpun engaged in strategic talks with six major Thai corporations operating in India. The discussions focused on promoting green economy initiatives and strengthening supply chain cooperation between the two countries.
NSTDA Joins Forces with Silk Department and BAAC to Boost Thai Textile Industry with Innovation
Three major Thai organizations have partnered to revolutionize the national silk textile industry through innovative technology and strategic support. The collaboration aims to help silk farmers improve production quality, reduce costs, and create sustainable economic opportunities in the textile sector.
Bangchak Group Profits Surge 67% to Over 10 Billion Baht in 2025
Bangchak Corporation reported a significant 67% profit increase in 2025, reaching 10,240 million baht. The company's two refineries achieved record production capacities and maintained a strong market position despite global economic challenges. The group is strategically positioning itself for future growth through energy diversification and new business initiatives.
Thailand’s activities along the Thailand - Cambodia border are fully consistent with the Joint Statement between Thailand and Cambodia
Thailand has stated that its activities along the Thailand-Cambodia border are fully consistent with the previous joint statement between the two countries. The Thai government highlighted specific actions such as field visits by foreign defense attachés and barrier installations as being in line with diplomatic agreements.
Sussan Ley and the glass cliff: Does Australian politics still have a problem with women?
The Liberal Party of Australia has once again highlighted ongoing challenges for women in political leadership through the brief tenure of its first female leader. The article explores the concept of the 'glass cliff', where women are often appointed to leadership roles during periods of organizational crisis and are more likely to be set up for failure.
SPRC Shows Revenue of $7.31 Billion, Boosts Net Profit by 31.6%
Thai energy company SPRC has reported impressive financial results for 2025, with revenue reaching $7.31 billion and net profit increasing by 31.6%. The company's strong performance is attributed to improved gross profit margins and efficient operational strategies in the petroleum refining sector.
Pheu Thai Party Holds First Post-Election Meeting, Yosschan Offers Support, Suriya Denies Rumor of 30 MPs Joining Government
The Pheu Thai Party convened its first post-election meeting with key party leaders and MP candidates in attendance. Prime ministerial candidates Yosschan Wongsawat and Suriya Juiroongreong were present, with Suriya explicitly denying rumors about forming a coalition government with the Bhumjaithai Party.
Former Election Commission Member Highlights Potential Election Ballot Barcode Concerns
A former Thai Election Commission member has raised concerns about election ballot barcodes that might compromise voting secrecy. Somchai Srisutthiyakorn highlighted sophisticated security features on ballots and questioned whether the technology could potentially allow tracking of individual votes.
Ministry of Agriculture Urgently Seeks to Reduce Raw Milk Stockpile
Thailand's Ministry of Agriculture is working to address a raw milk oversupply crisis by exploring new market channels and expanding school milk programs. The ministry is seeking to support dairy farmers by creating new purchase agreements and finding innovative distribution methods across the country.
Sydney police to be investigated by watchdog after anti-Herzog protest violence
Sydney police are facing an official investigation by a law enforcement watchdog following violent incidents during an anti-Herzog protest. Controversial video footage shows police allegedly punching protesters at a rally against the Israeli president on Monday, sparking concerns about police conduct and potential misconduct.
Tah Wu - Offroad Explains Tax Post: 'May Those Who Use It for Personal Gain Be Damned'
Popular actor Tah Wu sparked a national conversation about tax usage and government accountability during a recent public event. His outspoken comments criticize potential misuse of public funds and call for more transparent governance, resonating with broader public sentiments during the current election period.