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End of an Era: Manchester City Confirms John Stones Departure After 10 Years
John Stones will leave Manchester City this summer as a free agent after 10 years, ending his tenure with the Premier League club where he won six league titles and a Champions League trophy.
Real Madrid Eyes Jose Mourinho's Return as Head Coach
Real Madrid is considering Jose Mourinho as its next head coach, with club president Florentino Perez backing the Benfica manager despite mixed internal support.
EU Extends Myanmar Sanctions Until Mid-2027, Pressures Military Government to End Violence
The European Union extended sanctions against Myanmar's military government through May 2027, targeting 105 individuals and 22 entities with asset freezes and travel bans in response to ongoing violence and human rights abuses since the 202
Kritsada Posts Sweet Dinner Photo with Famous Singer Lamyai Hai Thong Kham
Former Thailand futsal captain Kritsada Wongkaew posted a dinner photo with popular singer Lamyai Hai Thong Kham, sparking speculation about a budding romance between the athlete and entertainer.
PTT Outlines Eight Measures to Control Fuel Stocks and Supply, Pledges Transparency and No Hoarding
PTT has implemented eight measures to secure Thailand's fuel supply amid Middle East tensions disrupting global oil shipments, including diversifying crude sources away from the Hormuz Strait and running refineries at over 105% capacity.
Shock During Merit-Making Ceremony as Green Snake Emerges from Skull; Devotees Rush to Play Lucky Numbers
A green pit viper emerged from a human skull during a merit-making ceremony in Nakhon Ratchasima on April 28, startling devotees who quickly converted the incident into lottery numbers.
Cabinet Removes Rachan as Royal Rainfall Department Director, Appoints Withaya Kaewmee as Replacement
The Cabinet reassigned Rachan Silparajaya as director of the Royal Rainfall Department, replacing him with Withaya Kaewmee in a routine civil service rotation that took effect April 28.
Democrat Deputy Spokesman Rebukes Supachee for Durian Price Campaign, Despite Participating in 100-Baht-Per-Fruit Livestream Sale
Deputy PM Supachee faced criticism for promoting 100-baht durians online, with a Democrat MP warning the artificially low price damages market credibility and harms farmers whose production costs are much higher.
Democrat Party Still Searching for Bangkok Governor Candidate as Chumphol Case Stalls; Party Vows to Proceed with Bangkok City Council Candidates
The Democrat Party has yet to find a Bangkok Governor candidate despite ongoing talks, facing an uphill battle with only 21 parliamentary seats and zero Bangkok representatives. The party pledges to field candidates across all 50 city counc
No Way Out – Trump's War Threatens to Block Thai Fans from Live World Cup Coverage
Geopolitical tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran threaten to disrupt 2026 World Cup coverage in Thailand, as economic downturn and unfavorable broadcast timing may prevent local broadcasters from securing transmission rights.
Editorial – Peace Talks in the South
Thailand's National Security Council is preparing to resume stalled peace talks on the southern border insurgency once the Prime Minister appoints a new chief negotiator, with Malaysia serving as facilitator and emphasis on civilian-led dia
Fighting Uphill – The Future of Pheu Thai Remains Uncertain
Pheu Thai won a temporary reprieve when the Supreme Court declined to suspend 10 of its MPs, but the party faces mounting legal threats from multiple cases including party dissolution petitions over membership irregularities and data breach