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Metropolitan Police chief says it’s ‘too early’ to blame Iran for Golders Green attack
Read more: Metropolitan Police chief says it’s ‘too early’ to blame Iran for Golders Green attackThe incident is being treated as an antisemitic hate crime but not as terrorism, Scotland Yard has said
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Iran tells Trump ‘we have special plans for you tonight’ after US President threatened attack on its power plants… then said he will run the Strait with Ayatollah – live updates
Read more: Iran tells Trump ‘we have special plans for you tonight’ after US President threatened attack on its power plants… then said he will run the Strait with Ayatollah – live updatesLIVE UPDATES: Follow the Daily Mail’s live coverage of the US-Israel war. Iran has warned Donald Trump that it has ‘special plans’ for him and the US’s allies in the Gulf.
Asia
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Spurs ready to challenge for 4 trophies this season, says manager Thomas Frank
Read more: Spurs ready to challenge for 4 trophies this season, says manager Thomas FrankThe Dane also told CNA in an interview that he has a “good squad” with competition among players in many different positions.
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Producers of Separation: Declassified reveal what it took to retell Singapore’s split with Malaysia
Read more: Producers of Separation: Declassified reveal what it took to retell Singapore’s split with MalaysiaFor months, producers combed through “hundreds of letters” for little-known details about Singapore’s split with Malaysia in 1965. The team behind Separation: Declassified open up on how they created the series.
Thailand
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Pressure rises over barcodes
Read more: Pressure rises over barcodesA legal expert from the People’s Party (PP) says the use of traceable barcodes and QR codes on ballot papers used in the election could violate the principle of secret voting outlined in the constitution.
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Cause of Chiang Mai mass tiger deaths in question
Read more: Cause of Chiang Mai mass tiger deaths in questionThe deaths of 72 tigers at a tourist attraction in Chiang Mai last week have been called into question, with the source of the virus and bacteria blamed for the fatalities yet to be clearly identified.
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Thai army hit two scam buildings in Poipet
Read more: Thai army hit two scam buildings in PoipetThe Thai army fired at two scammers’ buildings in Cambodia’s Poipet town opposite Sa Kaeo province on Monday afternoon.
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Foreigner cheated in winning eating challenge, pocketed B30,000 prize
Read more: Foreigner cheated in winning eating challenge, pocketed B30,000 prizeA popular curry restaurant has revealed that a foreigner who pocketed 30,000 baht after completing a food eating challenge was later found to have cheated.
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Thai-Cambodian ceasefire possibility to be discussed on Wednesday
Read more: Thai-Cambodian ceasefire possibility to be discussed on WednesdayThai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said Thai and Cambodian military representatives will discuss the possibility of a ceasefire under the General Border Committee (GBC) on Wednesday.
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Spurs ready to challenge for 4 trophies this season, says manager Thomas Frank
Read more: Spurs ready to challenge for 4 trophies this season, says manager Thomas FrankThe Dane also told CNA in an interview that he has a “good squad” with competition among players in many different positions.
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Producers of Separation: Declassified reveal what it took to retell Singapore’s split with Malaysia
Read more: Producers of Separation: Declassified reveal what it took to retell Singapore’s split with MalaysiaFor months, producers combed through “hundreds of letters” for little-known details about Singapore’s split with Malaysia in 1965. The team behind Separation: Declassified open up on how they created the series.
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Enterprise transformation in the age of AI
Read more: Enterprise transformation in the age of AIEnterprise transformation used to be a long, structured journey. Leaders would plan for years, design complex systems, hire consultants and slowly roll out changes across departments.
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Cambodia begins dismantling coastal barrier in Koh Kong
Read more: Cambodia begins dismantling coastal barrier in Koh KongTRAT: Cambodia has agreed to dismantle its controversial breakwater built into the Gulf of Thailand while the Royal Thai Navy has rejected media reports claiming it issued demands or threats to force Cambodia to dismantle the structure.
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SEA Games end, Thais reign supreme
Read more: SEA Games end, Thais reign supremeThe curtain fell on the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games with a colourful closing ceremony on Saturday night at Bangkok’s Rajamangala National Stadium, attended by athletes and officials from Asean nations — minus Cambodia.