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Food and whine: Jay Fai in hot water again
Read more: Food and whine: Jay Fai in hot water againThe Michelin-starred Bangkok restaurant Raan Jay Fai has defended its policies in the face of another social-media flap, this time alleging discrimination against Thais.
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PM orders faster mine clearance
Read more: PM orders faster mine clearancePrime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed the Ministry of Defence to speed up landmine clearance along the Thai–Cambodian border, reaffirming Thailand’s commitment to international humanitarian obligations.
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Talks depend on truce in border altercation
Read more: Talks depend on truce in border altercationThough the US has already reached trade agreements with many countries, Thailand’s negotiations with Washington remain complicated in the final phase as President Donald Trump says a Thailand-Cambodia truce is a condition for resuming trade talks.
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Thai govt tells the world Cambodia broke ceasefire agreement
Read more: Thai govt tells the world Cambodia broke ceasefire agreementThe Thai government on Tuesday complained to the international community, accusing Cambodia of continued and indiscriminate attacks on Thai soil after their ceasefire agreement came in to effect at midnight.
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Thai, Cambodian generals agree to halt strikes, reinforcement until Monday
Read more: Thai, Cambodian generals agree to halt strikes, reinforcement until MondayThai and Cambodian generals agreed on Tuesday to hold their fire and stop military movements along their border until next Monday, when the two defence ministers are due to meet.
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Bangkok residential market slumps to a 20-year nadir
Read more: Bangkok residential market slumps to a 20-year nadirCompetition for land purchases in Greater Bangkok has slowed as housing inventory rises, sales decline, and developers pivot to clearing unsold stock to generate cash amid the worst market conditions in two decades.
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Thailand and Cambodia agree truce after five days of fighting
Read more: Thailand and Cambodia agree truce after five days of fightingPUTRAJAYA – Thailand and Cambodia’s leaders agreed to an “unconditional” ceasefire on Monday, after five days of combat along their jungle-clad frontier that has killed at least 36 people.
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Cambodia escalates border attacks with heavy weapons, cyber warfare: Thai military
Read more: Cambodia escalates border attacks with heavy weapons, cyber warfare: Thai militaryCambodia has intensified its attacks along the Thai border, deploying additional troops, launching artillery strikes, and using cyber tactics, according to a report from Thailand’s Second Army Region.
