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European Union Lifts Sanctions on Syria's Ministers, Moves to Restore Trade Relations
The European Union lifted sanctions on Syria's Interior and Defense Ministers and agreed to restore trade relations through a cooperation agreement suspended since 2011, following the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Anutin Signs Order Establishing Committee to Resolve Southern Border Issues with Seehasak as Chair and Wanmohammadnor as Advisor
Deputy PM Seehasak chairs a new government committee tasked with resolving southern border issues, established by PM Anutin through Government Order No. 139/2569 on May 11.
Thai U-17 Women's Football Team Falls Short Against North Korea in Asian Championship Quarterfinals, Misses World Cup Ticket
Thailand's U-17 women's football team was eliminated from World Cup qualification after losing 0-6 to North Korea in the Asian Championship quarterfinals in China on May 11.
Football Schedule May 11, 2025: Tottenham Must Beat Leeds to Escape Relegation
Tottenham must beat Leeds United in a crucial Premier League match to avoid relegation, with the struggling Spurs sitting 17th while Leeds are already mathematically safe from demotion.
Suraskdit Firmly Commits to Eliminating 60-Day Visa Exemption with Stricter Screening Across All Categories, Prioritizing Quality Over Quantity
Thailand's tourism minister confirmed the government will eliminate the 60-day visa exemption and implement stricter screening across all visa categories following concerns about foreign criminals exploiting loose entry requirements.
Digital Economy Deputy Minister Says Thailand Still Can't Confirm Free World Cup Coverage for Citizens, Citing High Broadcasting Rights Fees—A Challenge Worldwide
Thailand cannot yet confirm free World Cup coverage for citizens, with Deputy Digital Economy Minister citing the high global cost of broadcasting rights as a major obstacle with less than two months before the tournament.
No Corners to Fight – Palang Pracharath Asserts Confidence, Unfazed by Thaksin's Release
Palang Pracharath leaders assert the government faces no threat from Thaksin Shinawatra's prison release, citing solid coalition stability with 300 parliamentary votes and a functioning partnership with Pheu Thai despite the former premier'
Old Car Trade-In Program Not as Simple as It Seems: Finance Ministry Insists on Fair Valuation Conditions, Urges Revenue Department to Clarify Quickly
Thailand's old car trade-in program faces delays because officials struggle to fairly value used vehicles and lack systems for properly dismantling scrapped cars, the Finance Ministry said.
Dentist Reveals Why Flossing Causes Bleeding Gums: Don't Poke Directly Into Tooth Gaps
Improper interdental brush technique—inserting directly into tooth gaps instead of angling alongside teeth—causes bleeding gums, warns a Taiwan dentist who recommends stopping if you feel resistance and switching to floss for tight spaces.
Editorial – After Thaksin's Release from Prison
Thaksin Shinawatra's release from prison on May 11, 2025, marks a potential shift in Thai politics, with analysts expecting his return to strengthen the Pheu Thai Party and reshape the ruling coalition's power dynamics.
FETCO Signals Steady Investor Confidence Backed by Government Stimulus and Capital Inflows
Thai investor confidence remains stable for the next three months, supported by government stimulus and foreign capital inflows despite concerns over international conflicts and trade tensions, according to FETCO's latest survey.
Anucha from Satun Claims Gold in Men's 100m Sprint at Surat Thani Games
Anucha Songabankoke from Satun won gold in the men's 100m sprint at the 41st National Youth Sports Games in Surat Thani, clocking 10.55 seconds.