Thailand’s solar panel imports jumped 88.7% year on year to US$426.7 million, around 14.93 billion baht, during the first seven months of 2026, with China accounting for almost the entire market. According to The Nation, citing figures from the Ministry of Commerce and Customs Department, the January to July increase marked a sharp recovery after …

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Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul insisted that no member of his Cabinet is involved in grey or illegal businesses during a visit to Japan. Anutin chaired a Team Thailand meeting at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo on Monday, September 21, to discuss foreign policy priorities and plans to strengthen ties between Thailand and Japan. Current …

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A Swedish man died in hospital after being found with unexplained bruising and injuries at a hotel in Bang Tao, Phuket, prompting police to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death. Hotel staff first found the man lying face-down at the property in Cherng Talay on September 17. The 63 year old was still conscious and …

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With Katrina Kaif making a public appearance at Ambani family's Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, she faced online trolling over her postpartum body. This is not a first of the kind episode but a reminder on how we have normalised trolling so much that it rests at every corner of the internet.

A district of the Rotary Club may turn down ₱1 million in financial assistance approved by the City Council after public criticism over the use of city funds for the organization's conference here, Mayor Nestor Archival’s chief of staff said Monday.

MANILA, Philippines – To further reduce jail overcrowding, Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo said the Supreme Court (SC) is considering introducing house arrest, medical confinement, and community-supervised release as legal alternatives to detention. Gesmundo highlighted these upcoming procedural changes in his speech during the Justice Sector Coordinating Council (JSCC) Summit “The Supreme Court, for its part,

MANILA, Philippines — Former Quirino Governor Dakila “Dax” Cua had been diagnosed with lung cancer as early as 2024, but he insisted on serving Quirino for another term, his father, Junie Cua, said before the House of Representatives. In his speech at the House’s necrological service for Dax, Junie, also a former governor of Quirino,

MANILA, Philippines – Quezon City’s digital reporting platform, QC iReport has resolved 4,580 of 5,589 reports filed by residents and other users in nearly four months, giving it an 82% resolution rate as of Aug. 31, the city government said. QC iReport, which allows residents to digitally file non-emergency complaints, concerns, requests, and inquiries through QC

SAN ILDEFONSO, Ilocos Sur — Two police officers in Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, are facing administrative action after being caught counterflowing, an act recorded on video by a passing motorist and condemned by the Ilocos Norte Police Provincial Office (INPPO). Police Col. Joemar Labiano, INPPO  director, said in a statement that counterflowing by police officers would

LEGAZPI CITY — Mayor Leni Robredo defended on Monday the P450 million national government funding for the rehabilitation of the Jesse M. Robredo Coliseum in Naga City, which Caloocan City Rep. Edgar Erice had questioned. Robredo said rehabilitation work is expected to begin in October, with the project now in the post-qualification stage after bidding was conducted