Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana has become the patron of an international exhibition showcasing royal Thai dress titled "La Mode en Majesté: Royal Thai Dress From Tradition to Modernity," running from May 13 to November 1, 2026 at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, France. The exhibition celebrates the 340th anniversary of diplomatic relations and 170 years of formal relations between Thailand and France (1856–2026), featuring over 200 pieces including royal garments and accessories designed by French designer Pierre Balmain and the prestigious Lesage embroidery atelier, alongside Thai designers.

The exhibition emphasizes the development of royal court attire and its global cultural significance, showcasing formal wear of Queen Sirikit, Queen Suthida, and Princess Sirivannavari, along with eight popular Thai dress styles complemented by traditional Thai handicrafts. The display reflects the sophistication of Thai wisdom and cultural heritage, and supports the nomination of "Thai Royal Dress" as an intangible cultural heritage representative of humanity to UNESCO in 2026.

Police received a report on May 13, 2025 of a vehicular collision and assault on Liam Prapa Road in Suan Prik Thai subdistrict, Mueang district, Pathumthani province. Officers found a damaged Toyota Innova with Bangkok license plates and identified the injured party as Thanit, 38, the new husband, who suffered a sharp object wound to the back of his left hand. The suspect was identified as Natchanan, 33, the ex-husband, who was driving an Isuzu pickup truck with Pathumthani license plates and initially fled the scene.

According to the mother of the injured man, she accompanied her son to file a report and undergo medical examination at Pathumthani Hospital. Police detained Natchanan for questioning.

Initially, the suspect claimed he acted out of anger after the injured party sent him a video clip of himself with the ex-wife to provoke him. The suspect stated he wanted the matter to be resolved amicably but expressed concern about the other party's local influence.

Police Commander Metsanan Nakhwan of Suan Prik Thai Police Station said that while they have the suspect in custody for questioning, formal charges have not yet been filed pending the doctor's injury assessment to determine if the charge should be assault or aggravated assault. Preliminary investigation indicates the incident stemmed from jealousy over infidelity, with both parties being well-acquainted. Once hospital confirmation and evidence collection are complete, the suspect will be formally charged and prosecuted.

Mind Lapheslal has firmly denied crossing any lines regarding family matters, asserting that she is simply supporting her husband Pai Sunisth Scott, who has become the subject of public scrutiny. After Pai released a clarification video addressing allegations from his brother Sai Sirinath—denying serious accusations as baseless—he also explained the circumstances behind a land dispute lawsuit involving his mother in Hua Hin, stating that the property had been damaged and misappropriated, warranting legal recovery. He affirmed that his claims are backed by clear evidence and proper legal proceedings.

Mind responded by posting property deeds and inheritance documents showing the transfer of assets from her grandfather to her mother and then to her husband and his brother, along with documentation of attorney letters prepared against those spreading false information and making defamatory comments. In her comments, Mind stated: "For those saying this is their family matter and I shouldn't interfere—I want to clarify that I have never intended to overstep or interfere in family matters, even slightly. My role is simply to support my husband who has become a target of public criticism. I am merely giving voice to my husband in sharing the facts." She added: "My husband does not use Instagram publicly and has no intention to do so. He values his privacy greatly. That's why I use my platform to clarify the facts and evidence. I hope everyone can understand and respect this. Thank you."

Other celebrities including Markie Rasri commented in support, with Markie noting the proper inheritance chain: "Grandfather gave to grandmother, grandmother gave to mother, mother gave to both sons." Various entertainment industry friends have also sent words of encouragement to the couple.

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Thailand avoided last place in their U-17 AFC Asian Championship 2026 group after mounting a comeback to draw 2-2 with Myanmar, though they came dangerously close to conceding a late goal.

In the final group match on May 12 in Saudi Arabia, both Thailand and Myanmar had already been eliminated. The result only mattered for avoiding last place in Group A.

Myanmar took control early, with Sai Myat Min converting in the 19th minute after Lin Yar Aung's run. Min doubled the lead in the 22nd minute with another clinical finish, making it 2-0. Thailand pulled one back in the 30th minute when Pakorn Suttiprapha finished after a piercing through-ball from Palpitack Rungreu, trimming the deficit to 2-1 at halftime.

Thailand equalized in the 75th minute through David Gabbert, who cut inside and fired past Myanmar's defense to make it 2-2. In the 90+3rd minute, Myanmar nearly snatched a winner when a free kick reached the box, but Herdsada Mansin fumbled and Myo Kaung Kyaw's follow-up was ruled offside.

Saudi Arabia won the group with 7 points by drawing 5-5 with Tajikistan, with both advancing. Thailand finished third with 1 point and escaped last place due to superior goal difference over Myanmar, who finished fourth.

On May 13, police arrested a 24-year-old Cambodian national named Noo in connection with the fatal axe attack that occurred on May 10 in Rayong's Muang District. The victim, Sak Sidthi, a 27-year-old Thai laborer, was killed while sleeping on a canvas bed outside a rental house. After the attack, the suspect stole his employer Sirannya's pickup truck and a mobile phone before fleeing.

Police traced the abandoned pickup truck 7 kilometers away in Samkong Subdistrict, where it had run out of fuel. The suspect then borrowed a motorcycle from a fellow countryman and hid in a rubber plantation in Ban Khai District. The following morning, he attempted to apply for work at a rubber processing factory before being apprehended by police.

During interrogation at Samkong Police Station, Noo confessed to falsifying his nationality as Myanmarese because he feared the employer would not hire Cambodian workers. He also admitted to illegal border crossing. According to his account, the incident began when both men drank alcohol together, leading to an argument about work. When Noo was preparing instant noodles, the victim approached and threw Noo's canvas shoe into the noodle bowl in anger. This enraged Noo, who seized the opportunity while the victim was resting on the canvas bed to strike him with an axe in the neck, resulting in death. Noo stole the pickup truck to escape but abandoned it when it ran out of fuel and he was unfamiliar with the route. He then borrowed his friend's motorcycle and attempted to find new employment as if nothing had happened.

Police have filed serious charges against Noo and discovered he had illegally entered Thailand. He has been detained and will face legal proceedings.