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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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New scam centre found in Cambodia after Thailand’s crackdown
Read more: New scam centre found in Cambodia after Thailand’s crackdownThai authorities have identified a new scam centre in Malai city of Cambodia’s Banteay Meanchey province, believed to have moved there following recent crackdowns along the Thai-Cambodian border.
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Border schools reopen after truce with Cambodia
Read more: Border schools reopen after truce with CambodiaThai schools in northeastern provinces bordering Cambodia reopened on Monday after being closed for about a month by the recent border clashes.
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Too many bowls? Ramen lovers may face higher health risks, study suggests
Read more: Too many bowls? Ramen lovers may face higher health risks, study suggestsIn Japan’s ramen-loving heartland, researchers have stirred the pot with a study suggesting that slurping down the beloved noodle dish three or more times a week might carry health risks.
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Cambodian troops fire shots along fenced border in Si Sa Ket
Read more: Cambodian troops fire shots along fenced border in Si Sa KetSI SA KET – Cambodian soldiers fired gunshots on Tuesday along the defensive barbed wire fence Thailand has erected on the border in this northeastern province, according to the Royal Thai Army.
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Anutin cancels UN trip to explain border dispute
Read more: Anutin cancels UN trip to explain border disputePrime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has decided not to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York, saying it could interfere with his new government’s policy statement to parliament.
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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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‘No hospital transfer’ for Thai ex-PM Thaksin
Read more: ‘No hospital transfer’ for Thai ex-PM ThaksinThe Corrections Department has dismissed rumours that Thaksin Shinawatra was moved to Corrections Hospital for treatment, confirming he remains at Klong Prem Central Prison.
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Team to probe money flows linked to baht
Read more: Team to probe money flows linked to bahtA special team has been established to investigate money flows potentially linked to baht movements, with operations set to begin immediately after the new government is sworn in.
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Super typhoon lashes Philippines on track toward Hong Kong
Read more: Super typhoon lashes Philippines on track toward Hong KongHong Kong is bracing for widespread damage and disruption from the approaching Super Typhoon Ragasa, which is currently churning off the northern coast of the Philippines with tree-snapping winds.