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  • Cartoon of Dejphon Chansiri holding "Pressure on Chansiri" sign with Hillsborough, Thai Union logo, and protest signs in the background.

    Pressure Mounts on Dejphon Chansiri at Sheffield Wednesday

    Fans and businesses turn up the heat on Dejphon Chansiri as Sheffield Wednesday faces financial turmoil, public protests, and political scrutiny.

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  • Cartoon of Dejphon Chansiri holding EFL charges in front of Hillsborough Stadium with protest signs in the background.

    Sheffield Wednesday Crisis: EFL Charges Chansiri

    Sheffield Wednesday owner Dejphon Chansiri faces EFL charges, growing fan protests, and MP pressure to sell amid financial turmoil at the club.

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  • Sheffield Wednesday Owner Dejphon Chansiri Faces Mounting Criticism

    Sheffield Wednesday Owner Dejphon Chansiri Faces Mounting Criticism in UK Parliament and Among Fans

    Dejphon Chansiri, the Thai businessman and owner of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, is under increasing scrutiny in the United Kingdom due to concerns over his management of the club. On Tuesday, April 29, 2025, Clive Betts, Member of Parliament for Sheffield South East, addressed the House of Commons, highlighting the financial instability under Chansiri’s ownership.…

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  • Thieves Target Cinerary Urns at Buriram Temples, Stealing Money Meant for the Afterlife

    Thieves Target Cinerary Urns at Buriram Temples, Stealing Money Meant for the Afterlife

    Residents of Buriram are calling on the police to take swift action after thieves looted money from the cinerary urns of deceased family members at four temples in the northeastern province, allegedly using the stolen funds to buy drugs. The incidents have shocked the local community, who are urging authorities to prevent further desecration of…

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  • Shirley Roy Reappointed as Indian Embassy Representative for Northeast India in Thailand

    Shirley Roy Reappointed as Indian Embassy Representative for Northeast India in Thailand

    In a significant diplomatic move, Shirley Roy has been reappointed as the Indian Embassy Representative for Northeast India in Thailand. This reappointment underscores her pivotal role in strengthening ties between India and Thailand, particularly in representing the interests of the Northeastern Indian community and fostering cultural and economic connections between the two regions. Key Responsibilities…

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  • Exploring Buriram’s Nightlife: A Guide to the Best Evening Experiences

    Exploring Buriram’s Nightlife: A Guide to the Best Evening Experiences

    Buriram, a province in northeastern Thailand, may be best known for its rich history, stunning temples, and vibrant culture, but its nightlife is also something worth exploring. While not as bustling as Bangkok or Pattaya, Buriram offers a unique and charming evening experience that combines local culture with a touch of modernity. Whether you’re a…

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  • Thai Constitutional Court Ousts Prime Minister Srettha in Major Political Shake-Up

    Thai Constitutional Court Ousts Prime Minister Srettha in Major Political Shake-Up

    On Wednesday, Thailand’s constitutional court took the significant step of removing Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin from office. The court ruled that Srettha had breached the Thai constitution by appointing a cabinet minister with a criminal conviction, thus violating the country’s ethical code. This decision, which had been building momentum in Thai politics for several months,…

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  • Two Pickup Trucks Collide In Fatal Crash In Buriram

    Tragedy struck on the festive return home during Songkran as two pickup trucks collided head-on, resulting in both vehicles being crumpled and three people killed instantly. The accident occurred at 11pm yesterday in Buriram province where a six year old girl was among four others injured. Responding swiftly to the crash site in the Donmont Subdistrict, Buriram province, police and multiple rescue teams…

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  • Man Found Dead In Khon Kaen, Police Chase Killer

        Police are urgently pursuing a suspect in the brutal slaying of a 41 year old man, who was found with his throat slit while returning to his shack in the middle of a field. The murder incident occurred today, April 12, when police from the Ubonrat Police Station in Khon Kaen Province were dispatched to investigate…

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  • Road Safety Concerns Rise As Upcountry Travel Surges For Songkran

      Amid the forthcoming Songkran holiday, a surge in upcountry travel has sparked apprehension among road safety champions, who fear a rise in road mishaps outside the designated seven dangerous days of travelling. The seven dangerous days were initiated today and will conclude on April 17, and it is during these days that the highest incidents of road accidents are expected.…

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