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Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver mourning death of 2-year-old son
Read more: Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver mourning death of 2-year-old sonThe Buffalo Bills expressed their condolences to defensive tackle Ed Oliver on the death of his 2-year-old son.
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Wildfires across Europe detonate forgotten World War bombs
Read more: Wildfires across Europe detonate forgotten World War bombsThe scorched landscapes have exposed a potentially lethal threat lurking underground
Asia
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Exiled activist Anna Kwok vows to keep fighting after Hong Kong jails her father
Read more: Exiled activist Anna Kwok vows to keep fighting after Hong Kong jails her fatherKwok’s 69-year-old father, Kwok Yin-sang, was sentenced to jail for eight months for attempting to withdraw roughly US$11,000 from her insurance policy.
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US backs Pakistan’s ‘right to defend itself’ after strikes on Afghanistan
Read more: US backs Pakistan’s ‘right to defend itself’ after strikes on AfghanistanThe United States “expressed support for Pakistan’s right to defend itself against Taliban attacks”, a US official said.
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Sabah’s locally grown avocados gain attention as potential major export
Read more: Sabah’s locally grown avocados gain attention as potential major exportAvocados from the Borneo island stand out for their size and texture, and are prized for their creamy and buttery flavour.
Thailand
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Warning over risk to Thai EVs when subsidies end
Read more: Warning over risk to Thai EVs when subsidies endThe Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) is concerned that the expiration of the government’s electric vehicle (EV) incentive programme in 2027 could leave Thailand vulnerable to a surge of Chinese EV imports and weaken local automotive supply chains.
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AI ambitions face race against time
Read more: AI ambitions face race against timeThailand’s artificial intelligence (AI) strategy is heading in the right direction, but the country might run out of time before it can turn policies into real economic power, say digital industry leaders.
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War on the economy
Read more: War on the economyNearly three months have passed since the US-Israeli air strikes on Iran began, with no resolution to the war in sight, while almost two months have elapsed since the Thai government took office.
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Butterfly season returns to Korat dam
Read more: Butterfly season returns to Korat damNAKHON RATCHASIMA – Swarms of butterflies have returned to the shores of Lam Chae Dam reservoir, creating a striking natural display that is drawing visitors as the annual “butterfly season” begins.
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DNA matching needed to ID burnt level-crossing crash victims
Read more: DNA matching needed to ID burnt level-crossing crash victimsPolice need DNA matching with relatives to identify the eight deceased victims of Saturday’s frightful train-bus collision in Bangkok because their bodies were so badly burnt.
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Exiled activist Anna Kwok vows to keep fighting after Hong Kong jails her father
Read more: Exiled activist Anna Kwok vows to keep fighting after Hong Kong jails her fatherKwok’s 69-year-old father, Kwok Yin-sang, was sentenced to jail for eight months for attempting to withdraw roughly US$11,000 from her insurance policy.
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US backs Pakistan’s ‘right to defend itself’ after strikes on Afghanistan
Read more: US backs Pakistan’s ‘right to defend itself’ after strikes on AfghanistanThe United States “expressed support for Pakistan’s right to defend itself against Taliban attacks”, a US official said.
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Chadchart exit may trigger vote
Read more: Chadchart exit may trigger voteIf Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt resigns from office, a new gubernatorial election must be held within 60 days, says the Bangkok Election Commission.
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Concerns over Land Bridge grow
Read more: Concerns over Land Bridge growThe proposed Land Bridge project has returned to the centre of national debate, with supporters hailing it as a potential economic game-changer and critics warning it could become one of Thailand’s costliest and most environmentally damaging gambles.
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Maker of diluted cat medicines busted
Read more: Maker of diluted cat medicines bustedPolice have shut down an illegal cat medicine factory in Samut Prakan for importing unlicensed drugs and mixing them with water and flour to boost profits before selling them online, the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) said on Saturday.