AC Milan has confirmed the signing of Portuguese striker Gonçalo Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain. Although Milan has not revealed specific agreement details, media reports state that the Rossoneri will pay PSG €74 million plus additional performance-related add-ons that could bring the total fee to €90 million, making it the club's most expensive acquisition ever.

Rafael Leão previously held Milan's transfer record after joining from Lille for €49.5 million in 2019. For PSG, this represents only the second-highest outgoing transfer fee, behind Neymar's €90 million sale to Al-Hilal in 2023.

Ramos joined PSG from Portuguese club Benfica in 2023. Though often used as a substitute, the 24-year-old has made 131 appearances across all competitions, scoring 45 goals for the French club.

Thailand's automotive market in May 2026 recorded total domestic sales of 57,765 vehicles, a 10.60% increase compared to the same period last year. Passenger cars and SUVs generated 40,907 sales, up 15.04% year-on-year, while pickup trucks sold 11,171 units with minimal growth of 0.21%. Electric pickup trucks (BEV) saw significant expansion with 201 units sold, up 133.72%, and multipurpose vehicles (PPV) reached 3,164 units, up 2.10%.

Over the first five months of 2026, cumulative market sales reached 288,242 vehicles, growing 14.10% year-on-year. Passenger cars and SUVs led with 197,935 units (up 21.62%), while traditional pickups declined 5.13% to 59,265 units. Electric pickups surged 168.34% to 695 units, and PPVs grew 16.56% to 17,910 units.

Toyota maintained market dominance with five-month sales of 99,130 vehicles (34.39% share), growing 4.59% year-on-year. The Pure Pick Up segment, anchored by Hilux, Revo, and Champ, led with 31,521 units (up 7.60%), while the Eco Segment of Yaris models achieved 29,918 sales (up 26.13%). In May alone, Toyota sold 19,950 vehicles, up 3.90%, driven by Pure Pick Up vehicles at 6,327 units (up 13.98%) and PPVs at 1,577 units (up 21.21%).

Supon Rattanavarahaa, Senior Executive Vice President of Toyota Motor Thailand, noted that June's market is expected to improve slightly due to seasonal patterns and lower oil prices, though consumer confidence may remain cautious amid Middle East tensions. Toyota's Pure Pick Up segment is anticipated to slow, but the Toyota Hilux is expected to maintain leadership with average monthly sales around 6,300 units year-to-date. The Eco Segment shows clear recovery signals, with Yaris ATIV averaging 6,000 units monthly from January to May. Passenger cars and SUVs demonstrate similar recovery trends.

Popular influencer Pond has posted another apology and announced plans to return to content creation with a reformed approach. Starting next month, the Pondonnews page will deploy field reporters to gather news firsthand. This comes after social media backlash over accusations that Pond used footage and images from field journalists without proper credit or attribution in his reporting.

On June 30, the Pondonnews Facebook page posted Pond's statement: "Hello, I'm Pond from Pondonnews. First, I must apologize again to all the journalists, reporters, news channels, and production teams affected by recent events. I have reflected on my actions and reviewed my content format. Starting today, my team and I are ready to correct our content creation methods to ensure accuracy. From July 1 onwards, I will have a field team representing my channel to gather news information directly. I will take this incident as a lesson to improve myself with greater care and attention than before. I sincerely apologize and thank everyone for their guidance and suggestions. I am willing to listen and correct any mistakes, and I am committed to improving myself. Thank you – Pondonnews."

In the comments section, Pond also posted an image of a microphone branded with the Pond on news logo.

At 5:00 PM on June 30, 2025, Pol. Lt. Col. Kritsana Masuk, superintendent of Ban Bung Police Station in Chachoengsao Province, led officers to inspect a commercial building in Nong Sak Subdistrict after receiving intelligence about Chinese nationals illegally operating a used car business. Officers executed a plan to make a purchase at the agreed price of 360,000 baht in cash to catch the suspects in action.

During the inspection, police found multiple vehicles parked in front of the office and an additional 10 vehicles on the side, totaling 19 seized vehicles. Two Chinese men were identified as office owners and taken into custody.

They were charged with three offenses: (1) working without a valid work permit or exceeding the scope of work authorization under Section 8 of the Foreign Worker Management Act B.E. 2560 (2017) and amendments; (2) engaging in used goods trading without proper license; and (3) failing to register the business as required by law.

The suspects and evidence were handed over to Ban Bung Police Station for further legal proceedings. This case represents an enforcement effort against illegal foreign worker businesses in the area, particularly those competing unfairly with Thai workers or operating without authorization. Officials will investigate their legal status in Thailand and proceed with deportation procedures.

On June 30, 2569, visitors traveled to Kham Cha Nod shrine at Nong Muang village in Ban Dung district, Udon Thani province, to pay respects and seek blessings from the ancestral spirits. As the lottery drawing approached on July 1st, many devotees arrived to request good fortune according to their faith.

For those interested in trying their luck in the July 1st lottery, a spiritual master at Kham Cha Nod performed a ritual at the shrine during the full moon night—a time believed to harness powerful lunar energy associated with gentleness, compassion, and good fortune.

During the ceremony, the spiritual master observed candle tears forming in a sacred water vessel, revealing what many consider a beautiful four-digit number: 5-0-6-9, which believers hope will bring luck in the upcoming lottery draw.

Brazilian star Neymar has responded to a German mathematician's prediction that Japan would defeat Brazil in the World Cup Round of 32. Joachim Clement, a German mathematician and data analyst, became famous for accurately predicting World Cup champions three consecutive times: Germany in 2014, France in 2018, and Argentina in 2022. For the 2026 World Cup, Clement used a computational model combining various factors including per capita GDP, weather conditions, FIFA world rankings, and luck variables. He predicted the Netherlands would win the championship and potentially face Portugal in the final, and included a forecast that Japan would beat Brazil. "I don't make predictions for individual group stage matches, but I expect we might see Brazil facing Japan in the final Round of 32, and Japan will defeat Brazil," Clement said in his prediction. "At first, it may seem unbelievable to me because Brazil is the most successful team in World Cup history, but the current players are not in their best form, whereas Japan has an excellent team right now." However, Clement's predictions proved entirely wrong: the Netherlands was eliminated on penalty kicks by Morocco, while Brazil defeated Japan 2-1 in the 90th minute with a goal from Martinelli. Most recently, Neymar posted a tweet mocking the mathematician, saying "Joachim Clement, try again at the next World Cup," and ended the post with a winking emoji.