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Sapporo confirms Supachok sidelined with knee ligament injury for three months, likely to miss Thailand national team duty in June
Thai forward Supachok Sarachat suffered a torn knee ligament while playing for Sapporo and faces three months of recovery, likely sidelining him from Thailand's June national team matches.
Abbot Phrayom Denies Fake News: Viral Video of Monk Abusing Novice Falsely Attributed to Suan Kaew Temple
Abbot Phrayom of Suan Kaew Temple in Nonthaburi denied a viral video showing monk abuse was from his temple, saying someone falsely attached the temple's name to unverified footage. He urged the public to verify sources before sharing misin
Agriculture Ministry Aims to Develop Chiang Rai as 'Agricultural Hub of Northern Thailand'
Thailand's Agriculture Ministry is working to transform Chiang Rai into the agricultural hub of northern Thailand by strengthening cooperatives and integrating technology throughout the farming value chain. The initiative, announced at a pr
Supachai Tackles Chanthaburi's Record Durian Harvest: Targeting 1 Million Tons for Export with TikTok Live Commerce Boost
Thailand's Commerce Ministry targets exporting a record 1 million tons of durians in 2025 by boosting domestic sales through TikTok live commerce and modern retail channels amid a 33% production surge expected to peak in May.
Iran Grants Russia Exemption from Strait of Hormuz Transit Fees
Iran is granting Russia exemptions from newly imposed Strait of Hormuz transit fees, with Tehran justifying the charges as security costs following escalating military tensions in the region.
Bird Thongchai, National Artist, Awarded the Direkgunabhorn Medal, Fourth Class
Legendary Thai singer Bird Thongchai has been honored with the prestigious Direkgunabhorn Medal, Fourth Class, in recognition of his distinguished career as a National Artist in performing arts.
Plah Blah Blah Productions Sends 'Mahout' to Cannes for Seventh Time, Pushing Thai Cinema to Global Market
Thai film "Mahout" explores the cultural bond between Thailand and elephants and heads to Cannes Film Festival 2026 after generating international buzz at markets in Los Angeles.
Three Ministries Launch 'Custom-Blended Fertilizer' Program to Reduce Costs, Boost Efficiency, and Address Fertilizer Crisis
Three Thai government ministries launched a custom-blended fertilizer program to help farmers reduce production costs and prepare for potential supply disruptions, offering tailored nutrient formulas based on soil analysis via a mobile app.
Waking Up at 3 AM Regularly? You Might Not Have Insomnia—Doctors Warn of a Silent Health Risk Many Overlook
Frequent 3 AM awakenings aren't necessarily insomnia but rather a natural part of the brain's sleep cycles, doctors say, warning that checking your phone during these episodes can trigger long-term sleep problems by disrupting your circadia
Thailand backs royal-led development plan expansion
Thailand approved a fifth-phase expansion of royal-led development projects to 32 provinces through 2032, targeting water management, agriculture and sustainability across the nation.
Injured pangolin rescued from wildfire zone
A severely injured female Sunda pangolin was rescued from a wildfire zone in northern Thailand's Tham Pla–Namtok Pha Suea National Park and taken to a wildlife station for treatment of burns and a partially severed tail.
Pheu Thai Opens Three Options for New Party Secretary; 'Thaeng' Stays as Party Leader Without Changes
Pheu Thai Party will select a new party secretary from three options, with Nathawut Bua Prathoum and Pichan Chaowapatanawong as leading candidates, while party leader Nathapong Ruengpanyawuti remains unchanged.