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Social media reacts to boutique owner’s glamorous mugshot following 12th arrest: ‘Time to make a calendar’
Read more: Social media reacts to boutique owner’s glamorous mugshot following 12th arrest: ‘Time to make a calendar’Pamela Brooke Schronce, 30, has been accused of scamming customers out of money when they placed orders and never received the items
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Tommy Robinson welcomed by Trump administration in visit to Washington
Read more: Tommy Robinson welcomed by Trump administration in visit to WashingtonTommy Robinson was pictured smiling with a senior adviser at the US State Department in Washington
Asia
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Indonesia names Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa as new finance minister after Sri Mulyani removed
Read more: Indonesia names Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa as new finance minister after Sri Mulyani removedSri Mulyani was one of Indonesia’s longest-serving finance ministers and had worked under three presidents.
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Thailand denies using chemical weapons in clashes with Cambodia
Read more: Thailand denies using chemical weapons in clashes with Cambodia“This accusation once again is groundless and reflects a pattern of disinformation, aimed at distorting the facts on the ground and deliberately undermining Thailand’s credibility and standing in the international community,” said the Thai foreign ministry.
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Gunman kills five in ‘mass shooting’ in Thai capital: Police
Read more: Gunman kills five in ‘mass shooting’ in Thai capital: PoliceThe attack took place at Or Tor Kor Market, a short distance from the popular Chatuchak market in Bangkok.
Thailand
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Why transformation must start with the leader
Read more: Why transformation must start with the leaderOrganisations ask more of leaders today than ever before. They are expected to navigate uncertainty, lead continuous transformation and create clarity in environments that rarely stand still. Strategy shifts faster. Technology accelerates. Expectations of leadership, particularly around trust, autonomy and purpose, continue to evolve.
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Summer coming late, but it’ll be a scorcher
Read more: Summer coming late, but it’ll be a scorcherThailand is forecast to enter a hotter‑than‑usual summer later this month, with peak temperatures in some northern provinces likely to climb beyond 42°C, according to the Meteorological Department.
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Election Commission sets Feb 8 as general election date
Read more: Election Commission sets Feb 8 as general election dateThe Election Commission (EC) has officially set the next general election on Feb 8, following the Royal Decree dissolving the House of Representatives that took effect last week.
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Furr-ever friends
Read more: Furr-ever friendsThailand has officially elevated its native felines to national status. In a move reflecting both cultural pride and a booming pet economy, the cabinet on Nov 18 approved the designation of “Thai cat” as the country’s national symbol in the pet category.
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Evacuees under rising stress levels
Read more: Evacuees under rising stress levelsPublic health authorities have warned of mounting psychological strain among evacuees displaced by unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border, as the total number of people in shelters rose to more than 263,000.
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Indonesia names Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa as new finance minister after Sri Mulyani removed
Read more: Indonesia names Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa as new finance minister after Sri Mulyani removedSri Mulyani was one of Indonesia’s longest-serving finance ministers and had worked under three presidents.
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Cambodian rockets hit community, kill Thai civilian
Read more: Cambodian rockets hit community, kill Thai civilianThe Royal Thai Army and the Thai government have strongly condemned Cambodia for firing rockets into Thai communities, an attack that killed a Thai civilian on Sunday.
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Leadership is for everyone
Read more: Leadership is for everyoneIf there is one truth about work today, it is this: Leadership is no longer a job title. It is a way of showing up.
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The aggressor vs the victim
Read more: The aggressor vs the victimWith the border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia showing no sign of letting up, defence officials and security analysts are pointing to a new battlefield that extends far beyond artillery and airstrikes: the war of information.