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Why Thai students can’t let their hair down
Read more: Why Thai students can’t let their hair downThe teenager was at a new school for the new school year. But as it turned out, he was not ready: His bangs were too long.
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‘Sending you love from Gaza’: Palestinians hail ceasefire deal
Read more: ‘Sending you love from Gaza’: Palestinians hail ceasefire dealKHAN YUNIS, Palestinian Territories – Palestinians in southern Gaza clapped, cheered and danced in the pre-dawn darkness on Thursday, after Israel and Hamas agreed a ceasefire deal to end the devastating two-year war in the territory.
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Army condemns Cambodia for repeatedly breaking ceasefire agreement
Read more: Army condemns Cambodia for repeatedly breaking ceasefire agreementThe spokesman of the Royal Thai Army has denounced Cambodia for repeatedly breaking the Thai-Cambodian ceasefire agreement reached early this week.
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Tourism tax stimulus on the cards for low season
Read more: Tourism tax stimulus on the cards for low seasonThe Revenue Department is considering tax measures to stimulate tourism during the low season, potentially allowing individuals to deduct up to 15,000 baht in travel expenses from their taxable income.
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Talks depend on truce in border altercation
Read more: Talks depend on truce in border altercationThough the US has already reached trade agreements with many countries, Thailand’s negotiations with Washington remain complicated in the final phase as President Donald Trump says a Thailand-Cambodia truce is a condition for resuming trade talks.
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Thai army condemns Cambodia for breaking ceasefire agreement
Read more: Thai army condemns Cambodia for breaking ceasefire agreementThe Thai army on Tuesday accused and condemned Cambodia of intentionally breaking the ceasefire agreement which took effect at midnight by firing shots at many Thai locations afterwards.
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Bangkok residential market slumps to a 20-year nadir
Read more: Bangkok residential market slumps to a 20-year nadirCompetition for land purchases in Greater Bangkok has slowed as housing inventory rises, sales decline, and developers pivot to clearing unsold stock to generate cash amid the worst market conditions in two decades.
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Trump eyes ‘world tariff’ of 15-20% for most countries
Read more: Trump eyes ‘world tariff’ of 15-20% for most countriesTURNBERRY, Scotland – US President Donald Trump said on Monday most trading partners that do not negotiate separate trade deals would soon face tariffs of 15% to 20% on their exports to the United States, well above the broad 10% tariff he imposed in April.
