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The Nation Thailand

Thai Army Warns Cambodia Over Preah Vihear Temple Military Use

The Thai army on October 22 accused Cambodia of using the Preah Vihear temple area as a military base. Amid rising tensions between the two nations, Thailand is calling for territorial integrity and stability in border regions.

INN News

Thailand's Political Landscape Shifts as Deputy PM Anutin Meets with Kla Tham Party Leaders

Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul was seen with leaders of the emerging Kla Tham Party, sparking speculation about potential political realignments and coalition government shifts. The meeting, particularly between Anutin and Kla Tham Party leader Thammanat Prompao, signals a possible strengthening of ties between the two parties.

The Nation Thailand

Five Measures Proposed to Rescue Thailand's Oil Fuel Fund

Thailand's Oil Fuel Fund faces severe financial difficulties, prompting the proposal of five rescue measures to ensure its sustainability and mitigate impacts on daily life. Specific details are expected to be finalized through further discussions.

Pattaya Mail

CP Group Pivots to 'Food as Medicine' for Extended Lifespans

Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group's senior chairman, Dhanin Chearavanont, revealed plans for a modern Chinese medicine hospital and a new business focused on 'food as medicine,' aiming to help people live to 120. He also discussed adapting to the AI era through workforce development.

Pattaya Mail

Capsule Pool Villa Investment Concept Promoted in Thailand

HotelPro.Asia, in collaboration with Aura Capsule House, is launching a one-stop service for developing capsule-style pool villas in Thailand. Targeting landowners with underutilized plots and hospitality investors, the initiative covers everything from site assessment to management.

Matichon

Thai Parliament to Debate No-Confidence Motions Against 18 Ministers

The Thai House of Representatives is set to begin deliberations on no-confidence motions against 18 ministers, citing allegations of corruption and mismanagement. The opposition plans to scrutinize all ministers during the five-day debate, marking a critical juncture for the government.

Thai Newsroom

Three Teen Drug Runners Arrested in Sakon Nakhon with Nearly 200,000 Meth Pills

Three juveniles, aged 14 to 17, were arrested in Sakon Nakhon province, northeastern Thailand, for smuggling nearly 200,000 methamphetamine pills. They confessed to being instructed by a Thai national residing in Laos and admitted to having engaged in similar activities multiple times previously.

MGR Online (South)

Southern Border Peace Plan for 2027 Unveiled

A new peace and stability plan for Thailand's southern border region, targeting 2027, has been announced. Emphasizing the principles of "Understanding, Reaching Out, and Developing," the plan outlines six key policies aimed at addressing long-standing issues in the area.

MGR Online (South)

オンブズマンが地域を訪問 クアンクレン湿地帯の森への侵入問題をチェック! 2km近くのコンクリート道路を発見、所有権の調査を促される

MGR Online (South) の配信見出しでは「オンブズマンが地域を訪問 クアンクレン湿地帯の森への侵入問題をチェック! 」約2キロメートルのコンクリート道路を発見、所有権を確認するよう促されました」と伝えています。

MGR Online (Regional)

国境警備警察第2地域は、約20万錠のメタンフェタミン錠剤を輸送していた14~17歳の若者グループを逮捕した。彼らは、ラオスのネットワークに雇われて何度もそうしたことを行ったと告白した

MGR Online (Regional) の配信先頭では「国境警備警察第 2 地域は、20 万錠近くのメタンフェタミン錠剤を輸送していた 14 ~ 17 歳の若者グループを逮捕した。 彼らは、ラオスのネットワークに雇われて何度もやらせていたと告白した。

Khaosod English

Activists Highlight Rights Issues Ahead of Thailand's UN Review

Ahead of Thailand's Universal Periodic Review (UPR) at the UN, activists and grassroots leaders held a press conference highlighting persistent human rights issues. Concerns were raised regarding migrant workers, LGBTQ+ individuals, indigenous peoples, and people with disabilities, among others. Key issues included the rights of Thai-Malay Muslims in the Deep South, a proposed deportation law, workers' rights, and the impact of free trade agreements.

Khaosod English

Activists Raise Human Rights Concerns Ahead of UN Review

Thai activists have voiced concerns over human rights issues ahead of Thailand's periodic review by the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. This quadrennial review provides an opportunity for international scrutiny of the country's human rights record.

MGR Online (Regional)

Bang Klua Flood Victims Appeal for Aid, Support Funds Delayed Amidst Home Damage

Residents of Bang Klua District, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand, are appealing for aid as the promised 9,000 baht compensation for flood-damaged homes has not yet arrived. They are urging the government to provide swift assistance for repairs to their severely damaged properties, including nine broken concrete pillars.

Khaosod English

Bangkok Rail Set for Unified Fare Cap of 45 Baht

Thailand's Transport Ministry is set to seek cabinet approval for a unified fare scheme covering eight electric rail lines in Bangkok and its vicinity. Aiming for a January 2027 launch, the plan proposes a 45-baht trip cap and a 17-baht initial fare, requiring Thai nationals to register via the Paotang app and pay with EMV cards.