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Thai troops secure Hill 350, retrieve two soldiers’ bodies
Read more: Thai troops secure Hill 350, retrieve two soldiers’ bodiesThe bodies of two fallen Thai soldiers have now been recovered after Thai troops retook control of the strategic Hill 350 in Surin province from Cambodian forces, the 2nd Army Region reported on Saturday.
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Rubio hopes for Thai-Cambodian ceasefire by Monday or Tuesday
Read more: Rubio hopes for Thai-Cambodian ceasefire by Monday or TuesdayWASHINGTON – US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Washington hopes to bring Thailand and Cambodia back into compliance with a ceasefire brokered by President Donald Trump between now and Monday.
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Regaining a lucrative tourism market
Read more: Regaining a lucrative tourism marketAccording to China Trading Desk, Chinese outbound tourists are estimated to reach 155 million this year, a full resumption compared with pre-pandemic levels.
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SE Asian arrivals remain sluggish
Read more: SE Asian arrivals remain sluggishDemonstrations in Indonesia and a weakened Vietnamese dong could impact inbound arrivals to Thailand in the short term, though both markets are still projected to have high GDP growth and contain a large youth population deemed to have high potential.
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Industry titans look for continuity
Read more: Industry titans look for continuityWith Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, elected as the new prime minister by parliament on Friday, industry leaders have highlighted priorities for the government to strengthen economic growth, digital competitiveness, tourism and investor confidence.
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Iris-scan expansion on hold in Thailand
Read more: Iris-scan expansion on hold in ThailandTools for Humanity Thailand has decided to suspend the further expansion of its iris-scanning locations for two weeks as it seeks to address concerns that have arisen about the safety of biometric data.
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Son fears for health of Suu Kyi in Myanmar junta custody
Read more: Son fears for health of Suu Kyi in Myanmar junta custodyMyanmar’s detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi is suffering from worsening heart problems and needs urgent medical attention, her son said on Friday, in an appeal for her immediate release from “cruel and life-threatening” custody.
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Pheu Thai promises comeback after losing PM vote
Read more: Pheu Thai promises comeback after losing PM votePheu Thai declared on Friday it is ready to serve as the opposition after its candidate, Chaikasem Nitisiri, was defeated in the prime ministerial vote.
