NONTHABURI — 14 May 2026, A man surrendered to police after allegedly killing a woman and driving her body to a police station in Nonthaburi province, authorities said. Emergency responders from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation were alerted to the incident at about 10:10 after reports that a homicide suspect had placed the victim's body inside a sedan and covered it with a cloth. The suspect later drove the vehicle to the front of Bang Bua Thong police station, where officers took him into custody while investigators examined the scene. Preliminary police questioning indicated that the suspect had been in a close relationship with the woman. Authorities said he allegedly killed her before calling his wife to say he was driving to Bang Bua Thong police station to surrender with the body in the car. Police said the motive and circumstances surrounding the killing remain under investigation.

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola expressed hope that his side will keep the Premier League title race alive until the final day following their 3-0 demolition of Crystal Palace. City, who made six substitutions after beating Brentford 3-0, moved to 77 points from 36 matches with a commanding 3-0 home victory over Palace in the English Premier League 2025-26 season on May 13. The result leaves City in second place, two points behind Arsenal with the same number of matches played, and two games still remaining. With an FA Cup final against Chelsea coming on May 16, Guardiola hopes to secure that trophy before returning to chase the Premier League crown down to the wire. "We know if we had faced Brentford and today already, there would be nothing left to do, but now we're trying to bring hope into the final match," Guardiola said. "The next opponents are Bournemouth—wow, look at what they're doing—and Aston Villa. We know Unai Emery well; we'll try to give our all." On the FA Cup final, he added: "I'm delighted to return to play a final at this stadium again. I hope it goes better than the previous two times." Guardiola also explained the six substitutions, citing fatigue concerns ahead of the Chelsea final. "Of course we have the FA Cup final, but we still have three days. Chelsea are preparing at home while we have to travel to London. That's fatigue, fatigue, and fatigue. I'm confident in every player—just imagine all the players who didn't play today; they're excellent."

On May 14, 2026, at the United Nations headquarters in New York, Dr. Rawiwan Phurideach, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, headed the Thai delegation to the 21st United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF21), alongside Nikon Sirirojanananth, Director-General of the Royal Forest Department, and relevant officials. The delegation participated in negotiations to draft the omnibus resolution, which will serve as the outcome of UNFF21. The resolution contains policy recommendations for member states regarding sustainable forest management, including enhancing cooperation with various partners, monitoring and evaluation of member country reports, and operational mechanisms.

During the forum, Dr. Rawiwan held bilateral discussions with forest-related countries and organizations concerning cooperation in implementing the UN Strategic Plan for Forests and Thailand's national forest policy:

1. Forest cooperation between Thailand and China: Dr. Rawiwan met with Dr. Hu Yuanhui, Executive Director-General of the International Cooperation Center of China's National Forestry and Grassland Administration, to discuss capacity building for forestry personnel through training programs and scholarships, as well as forest restoration cooperation through APFNet. China's representative invited Thailand's Natural Resources and Environment Minister to participate in the APEC Ministerial Meeting on Forest (FTMM), which China will host on July 27-28, 2026, in Shenzhen.

2. Cooperation with the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO): Dr. Rawiwan discussed with ITTO Executive Director Ms. Sheam Satkuru regarding ongoing support for Thailand's teak trade development through the "Teak Project" and forest fire management. Currently, a joint proposal is being developed to seek funding from the Green Climate Fund.

3. Cooperation with Canada's Ministry of Natural Resources: Dr. Rawiwan met with Ms. Christa Mooney, Senior Policy Advisor of the Canadian Forest Service and head of Canada's UNFF21 delegation, to discuss Thailand-Canada collaboration through the Model Forest Network for sustainable forest and natural resource management. Thailand currently operates a model forest in Ngao, Lampang Province, and is proposing Bangkajao as Thailand's second model forest.

The UNFF21 conference took place from May 11-15, 2026, with 193 member states endorsing the joint omnibus resolution on May 15, 2026.

Fisheries officials are working urgently to investigate reports of black-chinned tilapia appearing along Pattaya shores and calling on the public to help control the invasive species. The department received alerts through social media and from local fishermen, leading relevant agencies to coordinate swiftly with Chachoengsao provincial fisheries office for immediate verification. On May 14, 2025, Mayuri Na Phatthalung, Bang Lamung District fisheries officer, inspected the Na Kluea Bridge area and Pattaya Beach following reports from residents of a sighting two days earlier, though no tilapia were found during the inspection.

Local fishermen reported that after fishing in the area for over a decade, they suddenly encountered large schools of black-chinned tilapia two days prior and caught many using nets, which they dried for consumption before reporting the incident to district fisheries. Officials are preparing comprehensive surveys of both the Na Kluea Bridge area and Pattaya Beach, suspecting the two sightings occurred around the same timeframe.

Black-chinned tilapia are invasive aquatic species capable of surviving in brackish waters along coastlines but have not yet been found in deep ocean areas. The rainy season, when freshwater flows into the sea, may facilitate the fish's dispersal. Previous reports documented the species near Bang Lamung Canal before the situation quieted, only to resurface recently in Pattaya coastal waters.

Mayuri, Bang Lamung District fisheries officer, urges public cooperation: residents may cook or process any caught black-chinned tilapia for consumption as they are safe to eat. However, if small fish are caught and not utilized, authorities request immediate disposal and warn against releasing them back into the sea or natural water sources to help control and prevent the spread of this invasive species in coastal ecosystems.

Government spokesman Rachada Thanadirek announced at 11:00 a.m. on May 14, 2025, at Government House that the "Businesspeople Speak, Government Listens" program will be held on May 15 from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m., marking the first such initiative under Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's administration. The primary goal is to collaborate with the private sector to advance the country's economic development, as the private sector is essential to achieving economic objectives. The forum will feature the Prime Minister and relevant ministers listening directly to business leaders, demonstrating the government's commitment that both public and private sectors must work together on all development initiatives while remaining open to all stakeholders. The government will address all inquiries and concerns raised by business operators regarding what additional support they need from the state. The event has garnered significant interest from the private sector nationwide, with participation from 10 major business groups represented by senior executives, including the Joint Public-Private Consultation Committee (JPCC), finance, agriculture and food, automotive, energy, construction and real estate, healthcare, hotels and tourism, retail and consumer goods, and technology sectors.