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Tourism council lists urgent issues
Read more: Tourism council lists urgent issuesThe Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT) has urged the new cabinet to place cannabis smokers in specific zones, while working to prevent foreigners from stealing local jobs in tourism and encouraging hotels to register.
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BoT sees no unusual baht speculation
Read more: BoT sees no unusual baht speculationThe Bank of Thailand has not detected any irregular speculation in baht trading, despite the currency’s continued appreciation against the greenback.
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Small reactors to signal new chapter
Read more: Small reactors to signal new chapterThe government’s sustained efforts to promote clean energy and high-tech investment, especially regarding data centres, may lead Thailand to embark on a new energy chapter.
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Sangha Act to be revised after senior monks’ sex scandals
Read more: Sangha Act to be revised after senior monks’ sex scandalsThe Sangha Supreme Council (SSC) will form a special committee to revise monastic regulations following a high-profile sex scandal involving 11 monks and a woman known as “Miss Golf”.
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Thai defence chief suggests ways to ease border tensions with Cambodia
Read more: Thai defence chief suggests ways to ease border tensions with CambodiaChief of Defence Forces Gen Songwit Noonpakdee has urged Cambodia to coordinate border operation hours and withdraw long-range weapons to facilitate cross border trade and ease tensions between the two countries.
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Thaksin invite ‘breaches ethics’
Read more: Thaksin invite ‘breaches ethics’The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is being urged to investigate Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira after he invited former premier Thaksin Shinawatra to participate in a high-level discussion about US tariffs with the government.
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Thammanat calm amid coalition storm
Read more: Thammanat calm amid coalition stormCapt Thammanat Prompao, chief adviser to the Klatham Party, says he is confident the coalition government will carry on despite its slim majority, while declaring the party’s goal of winning at least 70 seats in the next election.
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Poll: 80% of Thais want PM Paetongtarn to quit or dissolve House
Read more: Poll: 80% of Thais want PM Paetongtarn to quit or dissolve HouseAn opinion survey by the National Institute of Development Administration early this month found more than 80% of respondents wanted suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to either resign or dissolve the House. Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha was the most favoured choice as the next premier.
