Two former China football officials sentenced for corruption
China’s sweeping football graft crackdown has ensnared a growing number of high-profile figures.
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Cambodian shamans’ ritual targets Thai army commander
NAKHON RATCHASIMA – A video showing Cambodian shamans performing a death-dealing ritual directed at an image of the commander of Thailand’s 2nd Army Region, Lt Gen Boonsin Padklang, has gone viral on social media platforms.
Troubled waters: Chinese tycoon’s US beverage plant bid sparks national security alarm
A US subsidiary of Chinese bottled water giant Nongfu Spring planned to build a beverage plant in Nashua, New Hampshire, and tap into the city’s surplus water supply. But mounting political backlash has thrown the project into limbo.
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Army condemns Cambodia for repeatedly breaking ceasefire agreement
The spokesman of the Royal Thai Army has denounced Cambodia for repeatedly breaking the Thai-Cambodian ceasefire agreement reached early this week.
Tourism tax stimulus on the cards for low season
The Revenue Department is considering tax measures to stimulate tourism during the low season, potentially allowing individuals to deduct up to 15,000 baht in travel expenses from their taxable income.
Talks depend on truce in border altercation
Though the US has already reached trade agreements with many countries, Thailand’s negotiations with Washington remain complicated in the final phase as President Donald Trump says a Thailand-Cambodia truce is a condition for resuming trade talks.
India braces for higher US tariffs, eyes broader trade deal, sources say
Commentary: Does Malaysia have a growing gun problem?
A string of deadly shootings has sparked debate about whether gun violence is a growing concern in Malaysia, says RSIS’ Rueben Dass.
Commentary: The far-right rises in Japan, but will it endure?
The bigger question is not whether Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will resign after his coalition lost an important election, but what Sanseito’s rise means for Japan, says political scientist Yasuo Takao.