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Fuel price rises start to bite
Read more: Fuel price rises start to biteFears of a prolonged Middle East conflict disrupting global energy supplies are rippling across Thailand, triggering price anxieties, panic buying and warnings of logistical strain.
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Thai stock market recovers after trading halt
Read more: Thai stock market recovers after trading haltThe war-induced sell-off in global stocks continued on Wednesday, with the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) having to halt trading at one point to allow nervous investors to take a breather.
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City as hard to fathom as ever
Read more: City as hard to fathom as everAs Thailand edges closer to the Feb 8 general election, Bangkok once again emerges as the country’s most unpredictable and symbolically important political battleground.
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Static outlook for digital TV channels
Read more: Static outlook for digital TV channelsThe National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is exploring options to help 15 digital TV channels survive after their licences expire in 2029.
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Thailand, Cambodia sign immediate ceasefire agreement
Read more: Thailand, Cambodia sign immediate ceasefire agreementThailand and Cambodia have again signed a ceasefire agreement in Chanthaburi province following Phnom Penh’s acceptance of previously agreed terms.
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New Year’s eve to see some major roads close
Read more: New Year’s eve to see some major roads closeParts of several major roads in central Bangkok will be temporarily closed on Dec 31 and Jan 1 to facilitate the CentralWorld Bangkok Countdown 2026, as authorities roll out traffic and safety measures for New Year celebrations.
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Telecom woos creators
Read more: Telecom woos creatorsTelecom operators are stepping up efforts to capture future customers with the launch of hubs at Siam Square.
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Prawit prepares to retire from politics after withdrawing as PM candidate
Read more: Prawit prepares to retire from politics after withdrawing as PM candidatePalang Pracharath Party leader Prawit Wongsuwon has signalled his intention to step away from politics after withdrawing as the party’s prime ministerial candidate.
