Ex-boxer sets fire to 2 Malaysian tourists in downtown Bangkok
A former boxer and unemployed security guard has thrown thinner at two Malaysians and then set fire to the visitors out of frustration that he was out of a job.
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Thai gallery removes China-focused artworks after ‘pressure’ from Beijing
One of Thailand’s top art galleries removed, at China’s request, materials about Beijing’s treatment of ethnic minorities and Hong Kong from an exhibit on authoritarian governments, according to a curator and communications seen by Reuters.
China accuses Philippines of ‘playing with fire’ on Taiwan
“‘Geographical proximity’ and ‘large overseas populations’ are not excuses for a country to interfere in the internal affairs of others,” China’s foreign ministry said.
South Korea delays decision on Google’s request for map data exports
Thailand appoints actress Panadda to counter Cambodia’s defence spokeswoman
Thailand has picked Panadda Wongphudee️ to be a spokeswoman for the Ad Hoc Centre for the Thailand-Cambodia Border Situation with a clear assignment to counterattack what Thai authorities call “fake news” from the neighbouring country.
Cut debt but deliver US$144 billion development plan – is Malaysia’s target ‘realistic’?
Geopolitical tensions could undermine the Anwar administration’s fiscal and economic targets in the recently announced 13th Malaysia Plan, say experts.
Spent Youth
Told my daughter at 20 to get a job or sleep in the garage…20 years later she has done wonders with the garage! #joke #short Read more on page https://jokesoftheday.net
Bathroom Door
Danny, caught off-guard, yells at his roommate, “Dude! Why are you taking a bath with the bathroom door open?”His roommate David replies, “I’m making sure no one is looking at me through keyhole.” #joke #short Read more on page https://jokesoftheday.net
Petrochemical slide expected to persist
The downturn in the petrochemical industry is expected to continue until 2027, when it will begin to recover, according to analysts.
Electronics firms now gaze overseas
The electronics sector, which employs roughly 600,000 people, has started to freeze hiring and study partial manufacturing relocation to countries with lower costs and higher production efficiency than Thailand, in a bid to minimise the impact of US tariffs, says the Electronics & Computer Employers Association.