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Hai Aphaporn Makes Merit at Wat Phra That Cho Hae, Stops to Buy Lucky Lottery Numbers, Fans Ask to Follow
Lukthung singer Hai Aphaporn made merit at Wat Phra That Cho Hae in Phrae province and purchased lottery tickets, with fans requesting her lucky numbers in comments.
Trump Warns Taiwan: 'Don't Declare Independence,' Signals Xi Jinping Opposes Military Conflict
Trump warned Taiwan against declaring independence following his Beijing summit with Xi Jinping, saying both leaders want to avoid military conflict over the island.
Arne Slot Laments Liverpool's Nine Missing Players as Key Factor in 2-4 Loss to Aston Villa, Confident of Improvement Next Season
Liverpool manager Arne Slot blamed the absence of nine key players for his team's 2-4 loss to Aston Villa on May 15, but vowed the squad will strengthen during the transfer window and improve next season.
Couple Caught in Intimate Act at National Park with 24/7 Live Camera Feed—Broadcast to Entire Nation
A couple was caught on a national park's 24-hour live-streaming camera engaging in sexual activity at Yangmingshan in Taiwan, with the footage broadcast to thousands of viewers before authorities removed it. Police have identified the pair
Holiday Temple Visit – Discover Wat Si Chum in Historic Sukhothai, Revere the Buddha Image and the Legend of the Speaking Buddha
Wat Si Chum in Sukhothai Historical Park houses a massive 15-meter Buddha image called Phra Atchana, legendary as a "speaking Buddha" that allegedly inspired troops during King Naresuan's 16th-century campaign through a soldier hidden behin
Marking Culture and Art – A Million Cats and One Cat: Line Art of the Metropolis
Artist Niem Mawon Konong presents AI-generated cat imagery in a new solo exhibition at Siam Paragon exploring identity and sameness in an era of artificial intelligence and information overload.
Live from the Temple Grounds – One Million Candles Lit, One Million Chants Completed as Buddhist Offerings for World Visakha Bucha Day
Thailand's Department of Religious Affairs launched a major campaign for World Visakha Bucha Day, with celebrations May 29-31 featuring one million candles lit and Buddhist chants performed at temples nationwide to commemorate the Buddha's
Sunny Days – 'Namcha': Entertainment is in Her DNA, Full of Energy to Try Something New Every Day
Thai actress Namcha returns to film after five years away, starring in 'Khao Kala' alongside director Toffee Sombat Hadsopith, with whom she bonded over UFO spotting and personal experiences she claims to have had with extraterrestrials.
Urgent Response: 2-Year-Old Abused by Stepfather, Family Files Complaint as Local Authorities Intervene
A 2-year-old in Phuket was physically abused by their stepfather; authorities launched an investigation and the family filed a police complaint as the child received medical and psychological evaluation.
New Ebola Outbreak Confirmed in DRC with 65 Deaths; Unknown Virus Strain Raises Concerns
A new Ebola outbreak in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 65 people among 246 suspected cases, with preliminary tests revealing an unknown virus strain different from previous outbreaks. The strain's genetic makeup is sti
TOA Posts 30% First Quarter Profit Growth, Accelerating International Expansion
TOA Paint reported 30% first quarter profit growth to 953 million baht despite Thailand's economic slowdown, driven by strong sales in architectural paints and expansion across Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam.
UAE Accelerates Construction of New Oil Pipeline to Double Export Capacity as Hormuz Strait Remains Unstable
The UAE is fast-tracking construction of a new oil pipeline through Fujairah to double export capacity and bypass the unstable Hormuz Strait, expected to open in 2027 as regional tensions disrupt global energy supplies.