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More ‘grey money’ channels targeted
Read more: More ‘grey money’ channels targetedThe Bank of Thailand has expanded its role to cover “grey money” inspections as part of efforts to address structural problems in the country’s economy and financial sector.
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Thai influencer goes offline after ‘low-class men’ backlash
Read more: Thai influencer goes offline after ‘low-class men’ backlashThai influencer and life coach Gina “Wonder JN” has shut down her Facebook and TikTok accounts following intense backlash over comments criticising men who follow women showing off their bodies on Instagram.
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Most Thais want parliament dissolved immediately, charter change: poll
Read more: Most Thais want parliament dissolved immediately, charter change: pollA majority of Thais want parliament to be dissolved without waiting the four months set out in a political pact, and support constitutional change section by section rather than a full rewrite, according to an opinion survey released on Sunday.
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Berry company in Finland exploited dozens of Thai workers, court says
Read more: Berry company in Finland exploited dozens of Thai workers, court saysA district court in Finland has sentenced Vernu Vasunta, CEO of berry company Kiantama, to three and a half years in prison for 62 counts of aggravated human trafficking involving dozens of Thai workers, reported Xinhua, quoting national broadcaster Yle.
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New Thai PM Anutin: No favours, no persecution
Read more: New Thai PM Anutin: No favours, no persecutionPrime Minister-designate Anutin Charnvirakul has vowed “no retaliation” against opponents as he pledged transparency and rule of law under his administration.
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Bhumjaithai not bothered by ‘cannabis king’ headline
Read more: Bhumjaithai not bothered by ‘cannabis king’ headlineA headline in an international media outlet describing prime minister-elect Anutin Charnvirakul as “Thailand’s cannabis king” has some people fuming, but those in his own Bhumjaithai Party are not among them.
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Little faith in politicians
Read more: Little faith in politiciansNational security is now on the election agenda for political parties at a time when public trust in them has nosedived v The PP backing Bhumjaithai’s bid to form a new government does not bode well for Pheu Thai, observers say.
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Asian shares rise as Chinese sell-off eases
Read more: Asian shares rise as Chinese sell-off easesRECAP: Asian markets mostly gained on Friday after an intense sell-off of Chinese equities eased, amid reports the country’s financial regulators could intervene to slow the dumping. A Wall Street stock rally also lifted sentiment.
