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Cambodia dispute returns to The Hague
The second round of conciliation proceedings between Thailand and Cambodia under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos) began in The Hague on Wednesday.
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Two S'gor DAP reps back Harapan-Bersatu CSA
'We must view this from perspective of political stability, good governance.'
PEA grilling on EEC solar farm looms
The House committee on energy will summon the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) and private companies to clarify complaints over the selection process for a 23-billion-baht solar farm project in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC).
Crematorium 90% complete
Construction of the royal crematorium for Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother is more than 90% complete, with the final detailing expected to be finished by the end of this month, the Fine Arts Department said.
Fresh rain brings wildlife back to Dong Yai sanctuary
BURI RAM - Dozens of wild elephants and more than 100 gaurs have been spotted feeding in Dong Yai Wildlife Sanctuary after recent rainfall replenished water sources and revived vegetation following a dry spell, officials said.
Vietnam's university admissions policies fuel costly IELTS race among high school students
University admissions policies that convert IELTS scores into English exam marks or bonus points have triggered a surge in demand for the English proficiency test, turning it into a potential deciding factor for tens of thousands of applicants.
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'I'm not anti-monarchy': Hassan on royal power and feudalism
PKR veteran insists respect for rulers does not mean staying silent.
Thai PM's $57 Casio watches are the new status symbol
A 1,900 baht (US$57) Casio engraved with Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's name has become a badge of closeness to power among his ministers, senior officials and political allies.
High Court rules against Julius Baer’s Singapore trust arm in US$50 million family trust dispute
The tussle involves assets including a historic London property
Julapun rules out scrapping SSO board election
Labour Minister Julapun Amornvivat said that nullifying the Social Security Board election, which was won by the Progressive Social Security team, was not under consideration and that politicians were not prohibited from encouraging people to vote.