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The art of letting things be
Read more: The art of letting things beIn a world obsessed with fixing, improving and optimising, sometimes the bravest act is to stop and simply let things be.
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PM Anutin’s Bhumjaithai welcomes 14 MPs from other parties
Read more: PM Anutin’s Bhumjaithai welcomes 14 MPs from other partiesThe ruling Bhumjaithai Party, led by Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, has welcomed a new wave of MPs defecting from parties in the former coalition government led by the now-opposition Pheu Thai Party.
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PT rejects ‘secret deal’ rumours
Read more: PT rejects ‘secret deal’ rumoursThe Pheu Thai Party (PT) denies claims that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra struck a secret deal with Constitutional Court judges to influence the upcoming ruling in suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s case over a leaked audio clip of her conversation with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen.
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E-ticketing coming to six Thai marine parks in October
Read more: E-ticketing coming to six Thai marine parks in OctoberE-ticketing will be introduced at six Thai marine national parks from mid-October, allowing visitors to book and pay for admission online, according to the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP).
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Diplomats survey border clash damage in Si Sa Ket
Read more: Diplomats survey border clash damage in Si Sa KetForeign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa led a delegation of diplomats from 33 countries to Si Sa Ket province on Saturday to inspect areas damaged by recent border clashes and survey sites allegedly mined by Cambodian forces.
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Asian markets dip as dollar rises on US data
Read more: Asian markets dip as dollar rises on US dataRECAP: Asian stocks slipped on Friday after an unexpected jump in US producer prices tempered expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, bolstering the dollar and weighing on regional currencies.
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End of tariff uncertainty unlocks SET
Read more: End of tariff uncertainty unlocks SETJuly was an unusual month for Thai equities as the low point of the month for the SET index occurred on the first day and the high point on the last day, with a wide trading range between 1,086.56 and 1,251.16 points.
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Probe into temple funds intensifies
Read more: Probe into temple funds intensifiesAuthorities are intensifying an investigation into Wat Phrabat Namphu amid allegations of large-scale corruption, focusing on the temple’s affiliated foundation as a potential “loophole” for embezzlement.
