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Wall Street Journal Stands by 'Scambodia' Reference Despite Cambodia's Protests
The Wall Street Journal refuses to remove its "Scambodia" headline despite protests from Cambodian officials, who say the term unfairly stigmatizes the nation despite evidence that cybercrime operations there generate up to $19 billion annu
Theerayut Calls for Internal Party Discussions to End, Emphasizes Unity After Piyabutr-Wiroj Criticism
Pheu Thai Party leader Nattapong Rueangpanya called for an end to internal party disputes, urging members to resolve disagreements privately rather than publicly criticize leadership at a Bangkok hotel event on April 26.
No Major Shake-up: Natthapon Remains Party Leader as Picharn Takes Secretary-General Post, Aiming for Seamless Coordination Between Local and Parliamentary Work
Pheu Thai Party appointed Picharn Chaowapatvanont as secretary-general on April 26, with party leader Natthapon remaining in position, aiming to coordinate parliamentary and grassroots work to solve public issues as an opposition party.
Thai Sports Authority Director Kongsakd Confident Thailand Will Hit Gold Medal Target Despite Tougher Competition at Asian Beach Games
Thailand's sports chief expressed confidence the country will meet its gold medal target at the Asian Beach Games in China despite stiffer competition, citing strong performances in beach athletics and canoe racing midway through the event.
Suphanart Criticizes Rural Road Department: Turning Off Street Lights Doesn't Save Money and Creates Safety Risks
Pheu Thai MP Suphanart Meenchaiyanan criticized the Department of Rural Roads' plan to turn off street lights on rural highways starting May 1, arguing it won't save money and creates safety risks. He urged converting to LED lighting instea
Arne Praises Woodman's Crucial Save as Liverpool Beats Crystal Palace; Salah Injury Concern Ahead of Season's End
Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 3-1 at home on April 25th, with backup goalkeeper Freddie Woodman making a crucial save, though Mohamed Salah's injury exit in the second half raises concerns ahead of the season's final weeks.
Lalana Fights Hard but Falls to Australian Opponent, Claims Runner-up Finish at W100 Tokyo
Thai tennis player Lalana Tharaphruedee lost to Australian Taylor Preston 1-6, 6-4, 4-6 in the W100 Tokyo final on April 26, finishing as runner-up despite a strong performance.
Two Polls Show Public Confidence in Eknath to Solve Energy Problems, Satisfied with Electricity and Fuel Cost Reductions
Two nationwide surveys show 67.9 percent of Thais have high confidence in Energy Minister Eknath Phrom-muang, with strong approval for electricity and fuel cost reductions and demands for transparent pricing structures.
Joy Siriluck Reveals Latest Test Results: No Pregnancy Detected After Earlier Positive Result
Actress Joy Siriluck's pregnancy test came back negative during a doctor's visit on April 24, reversing an earlier positive result that had sparked congratulations from fans and colleagues.
Medical Technology Council Clarifies: Plain Water Is Safe Before Blood Tests, Recommends Healthcare Facilities Update Instructions
The Medical Technology Council clarified that plain water is safe to drink before blood tests and doesn't affect results, contrary to some healthcare facilities' instructions to avoid all fluids during fasting.
Japanese Man Shares Hack for Opening Convenience Store Rice Balls Without Getting Your Hands Dirty
A Japanese user has gone viral with an improved technique for eating convenience store rice balls: rotate the wrapper 180 degrees after pulling the top strip to keep the bottom as a protective base, allowing you to eat without getting your
After 11 Years of Dating Apps, Japanese Woman Lowers Standards—But Won't Budge on One Thing
After 11 years and over 300 dates, a 35-year-old Japanese woman lowered her income requirement for potential partners but refuses to compromise on age, insisting suitors earn at least 8 million yen annually to support her goal of becoming a