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Is another military coup on the horizon for Thailand after PM Paetongtarn’s suspension?
Read more: Is another military coup on the horizon for Thailand after PM Paetongtarn’s suspension?Since absolute monarchy ended in 1932, the kingdom has had 13 successful military coups and several other attempted ones.
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Bali’s snake fruit farmers face economic hurdles despite global honour for agricultural system
Read more: Bali’s snake fruit farmers face economic hurdles despite global honour for agricultural systemThe scaly fruit has been a pride of Bali’s for centuries, and its farming system has been globally recognised for its agricultural heritage.
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Ceasefire holding, evacuees start returning home
Read more: Ceasefire holding, evacuees start returning homeEvacuees living in shelters in two northeastern border provinces started returning to their homes on Sunday as the temporary ceasefire signed by Thailand and Cambodia appeared to be holding.
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52 political parties register list and PM candidates
Read more: 52 political parties register list and PM candidatesRepresentatives of 52 political parties showed up at the Government Complex in Laksi district, Bangkok, on Sunday morning to register their party-lists and prime ministerial candidates for the Feb 8, 2026, general election.
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Fiscal 2025 collection to miss target
Read more: Fiscal 2025 collection to miss targetThe government’s revenue collection for fiscal 2025, which comes to a close at the end of this month, is expected to miss the state target.
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Thai homebuyers sue developer for fraud, over B300m damaged
Read more: Thai homebuyers sue developer for fraud, over B300m damagedMore than 20 people across Thailand petitioned the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) on Thursday, alleging they were defrauded by a major property developer who abandoned home construction projects despite having already collected large sums of money. The total damages were estimated at over 300 million baht.
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Private sector wants confidence, liquidity, stimulus from new PM
Read more: Private sector wants confidence, liquidity, stimulus from new PMPrime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Thursday brought his economic ministers to meet the Thai Chamber of Commerce, which asked him in return to focus on confidence, liquidity and economic stimulus.
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Is another military coup on the horizon for Thailand after PM Paetongtarn’s suspension?
Read more: Is another military coup on the horizon for Thailand after PM Paetongtarn’s suspension?Since absolute monarchy ended in 1932, the kingdom has had 13 successful military coups and several other attempted ones.
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Bali’s snake fruit farmers face economic hurdles despite global honour for agricultural system
Read more: Bali’s snake fruit farmers face economic hurdles despite global honour for agricultural systemThe scaly fruit has been a pride of Bali’s for centuries, and its farming system has been globally recognised for its agricultural heritage.
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Thailand dips in innovation index
Read more: Thailand dips in innovation indexThailand’s ranking in the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2025 dropped to 45th out of 139 economies from 41st last year, attributed to changes in the methodological framework, the rapid improvement of competitor economies, and declining rankings in some sub-indices.
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Thai pet food exports take the No.2 spot
Read more: Thai pet food exports take the No.2 spotThailand has become the world’s second-largest exporter of pet food, with shipments totalling US$2.68 billion in 2024, growth of 29% year-on-year, according to the Commerce Ministry.
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Red-shirt Jeng Dokjik, serial petitioner Srisuwan sentenced to jail for extortion
Read more: Red-shirt Jeng Dokjik, serial petitioner Srisuwan sentenced to jail for extortionFormer red-shirt activist Yoswaris Chuklom, alias “Jeng Dokjik”, has been sentenced to six years in prison and prolific petitioner Srisuwan Janya and three other accomplices to four years for the attempted extortion of the director-general of the Rice Department.