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Trump links Thai-Cambodia peace to trade talks
Read more: Trump links Thai-Cambodia peace to trade talksThe Trump administration is making conflict resolution a condition of US trade negotiations with Thailand, as it pushes the latter to reach a peace agreement with Cambodia.
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Cabinet rehuffles 45 high-level officials at Interior Ministry
Read more: Cabinet rehuffles 45 high-level officials at Interior MinistryThe cabinet on Tuesday reshuffled 45 high-level officials at the Interior Ministry – chiefs of provincial and local administration and land departments, as well as provincial governors
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From catch to canvas: Thai gyotaku artist turns fish into art
Read more: From catch to canvas: Thai gyotaku artist turns fish into artThai artist Jaturun Rungruengsaowapak practices the traditional Japanese fish printing technique called gyotaku to accurately capture and preserve the intricate details of Thailand’s diverse fish species. Gyotaku highlights their beauty and significance beyond mere catch.
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Sailing to destruction?
Read more: Sailing to destruction?The beleaguered United Thai Nation (UTN) Party could be heading for disintegration after the next general election for what it has done to supporters, according to critics.
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AI nurses hint at future of health
Read more: AI nurses hint at future of healthFor patients meeting a nurse powered by artificial intelligence (AI) technology for the first time, the process remains the same, though they are not communicating with a human.
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Impact of domestic tourism stimulus likely to disappoint
Read more: Impact of domestic tourism stimulus likely to disappointThe government’s domestic tourism co-payment scheme is likely to provide only modest support to the sector, which is weighed down by Thailand’s weak economic outlook, according to Kasikorn Research Center (K-Research).
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PP fears ‘instability’ will hold up laws
Read more: PP fears ‘instability’ will hold up lawsThe People’s Party (PP) has warned of negative signals after a House session collapsed on its opening day, raising concerns over government stability and future legislative progress.
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Thaksin ‘not concerned’ by hospital case
Read more: Thaksin ‘not concerned’ by hospital caseThaksin Shinawatra’s lawyer says the former prime minister remains unconcerned about the ongoing court proceedings looking into his hospital stay, emphasising that the case is being handled according to legal procedures without political interference.
