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Govt denies ‘land grab’
Read more: Govt denies ‘land grab’Thailand has rejected foreign media accusations that it has seized Cambodian territory or blocked Cambodian villagers from returning to their homes, insisting all Thai operations remain strictly within its jurisdiction.
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Major moments to watch in Thailand
Read more: Major moments to watch in ThailandAs the nation steps into the New Year, the ‘Bangkok Post’ highlights several events that will define the months ahead.
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Regional shares advance after Wall Street rally
Read more: Regional shares advance after Wall Street rallyRECAP: Most Asian stocks edged higher on Friday, riding a tech-driven rally on Wall Street, while mounting expectations for a US interest rate cut next month prompted investors to rotate back into riskier regional assets.
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Port Authority of Thailand reforms approved
Read more: Port Authority of Thailand reforms approvedThe Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) is set for a major transformation after the House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a new Port Authority Bill, paving the way for sweeping structural reforms designed to enhance competitiveness in global logistics.
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House gives go-ahead for PAT revamp
Read more: House gives go-ahead for PAT revampThe Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) is set for a major transformation after the House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a new Port Authority Bill, paving the way for sweeping structural reforms designed to enhance competitiveness in global logistics.
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Surveying the wreckage
Read more: Surveying the wreckageSome pundits see warning signs for Thai economic prospects following the Constitutional Court’s ruling that dismissed Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office for violating ethical standards in a leaked call with former Cambodian leader Hun Sen about a border dispute.
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Phumtham: Pheu Thai ‘confident’ it can form next government
Read more: Phumtham: Pheu Thai ‘confident’ it can form next governmentThe Pheu Thai Party plans to head negotiations to forge a new government coalition that will also nominate Thailand’s next leader, caretaker Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai said on Friday following the
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Bhumjaithai ‘ready to form interim government’
Read more: Bhumjaithai ‘ready to form interim government’The Bhumjaithai Party says it is ready with allies to form an interim government with support from the opposition People’s Party, the largest party in the House of Representatives, and dissolve the House in four months.
