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City as hard to fathom as ever
Read more: City as hard to fathom as everAs Thailand edges closer to the Feb 8 general election, Bangkok once again emerges as the country’s most unpredictable and symbolically important political battleground.
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Static outlook for digital TV channels
Read more: Static outlook for digital TV channelsThe National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is exploring options to help 15 digital TV channels survive after their licences expire in 2029.
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Sweden agrees to sell 4 Saab Gripen fighter jets to Thailand
Read more: Sweden agrees to sell 4 Saab Gripen fighter jets to ThailandSTOCKHOLM – Sweden said on Monday it has signed a deal to sell four Gripen fighter jets produced by Saab to Thailand.
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Probe into hospice temple fund’s use of dead man’s ID
Read more: Probe into hospice temple fund’s use of dead man’s IDThe Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA) has been ordered to investigate why Aids hospice Wat Phrabatnampu used a dead man’s ID to open an account to receive public donations.
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Amid tourism surge, 92 Japan municipalities mull accommodation tax
Read more: Amid tourism surge, 92 Japan municipalities mull accommodation taxNinety-two municipal governments across Japan have considered introducing lodging taxes at hotels and traditional Japanese ryokan inns, results from a recent Kyodo News survey showed.
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Gold rush eyed for LEO satellite services
Read more: Gold rush eyed for LEO satellite servicesSatellite operator Thaicom and state agency National Telecom (NT) plan to utilise their global partners’ low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to become substantial sources of revenue.
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International schools retain momentum
Read more: International schools retain momentumThailand’s international school sector continues to grow, even as the nation’s population is declining.
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Typhoon Kajiki to weaken, reach northern Thailand Tuesday evening
Read more: Typhoon Kajiki to weaken, reach northern Thailand Tuesday eveningTyphoon Kajiki will weaken into a low pressure system and reach the northern Thai province of Nan on Tuesday evening, according to the Meteorological Department.