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Bangkok Governor Files Libel Charge Over Satirical Newpaper Article

BANGKOK — The Governor of Bangkok filed a libel charge over a satirical article in a prominent newspaper that lampooned his perceived failure to stop floods in the capital city.

Man Busted For Impersonating Army Colonel

SONGKHLA — A man has been arrested for dressing up as an army colonel to "please his girlfriend."

Police Sent to Cover Up Teen Country Singer ‘Lumyai’

SURAT THANI — The owner of the record label representing a teen luk thung singer expressed his consternation Wednesday after soldiers were sent to cover up the artist and count the number of hip thrusts she performed following days of criticism by the prime minister.

All the Thainess: Tourism Fest Returns to Lumphini Park

BANGKOK — An annual tourist festival returns later this month to Bangkok’s largest downtown park with maximum Thainess.
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‘Pentatonix’ A Cappella to Harmonize Bangkok

BANGKOK — Two Grammys, four albums and 10 million YouTube followers later, Pentatonix is ready to hum their a cappella hits in Bangkok for the first time this September.

Khaosod-Matichon Promotes ‘Euro 2024-Paris Games’ Lucky Draw Campaign

"Khaosod-Matichon Euro 2024 - Paris Games" campaign, celebrating two world-class sports events held this year at Khaosod office, Bangkok.

Student Activists Face 7 Years in Prison for Pro-Democracy Demonstration

BANGKOK — Fourteen young pro-democracy activists charged with sedition have been imprisoned while they await trial for their recent demonstration against the military junta in Bangkok.

Some Rainy Relief Coming Soon

By Simon Duncan
Assistant Editor

BANGKOK — The longest heatwave in 65 years may soon break.

Rumour Of Public Schools Ditching Thai Dances 'Unfounded'

(15 October) The Minister of Education has insisted that classes on traditional Thai dancing will not be excluded from the reformed curricular for public schools, contrary to the rumour which has been circulating on the social network.

Witness of Redshirt Crackdown Deaths 'Abducted by Military'

BANGKOK – A volunteer nurse who witnessed the killing of two fellow medics by soldiers in a Bangkok temple during the crackdown on Redshirt protests in 2010 has been abducted from her home by security officers, according to her family.

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