Polls opened Wednesday in South Korea’s parliamentary elections that could determine whether President Yoon Suk Yeol will fall into a lame duck situation or be able to move his agenda forward with legislative support during the remaining three years …
Immigration Bureau, Immigration Bureau cracks down on a black gang that tricked people into selling gold by accidentally exchanging counterfeit money worth more than 1.1 million baht.
Pol. Maj. Gen. Phanthana Nuchanart, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of …
Chachoengsao, Villagers in Paet Riw are frightened. Found a nearly 4 meter long king cobra coiled up in the kitchen. Notify rescue personnel to come and arrest him. But I don’t know where to release it.
Seeing the picture gives me goosebumps. By yes…
Bangkok, Department of Energy Business Requesting cooperation from fuel service stations Prepare enough fuel to meet your needs. Remind drivers to be careful. To prevent accidents and fuel shortages at gas stations in other provinces.
Mr. Sarawut Ka…
Bangkok, “Lawyer Tum” moves forward to submit evidence of the gambling website “Big Police” to the fact-finding committee appointed by the Prime Minister, while admitting to fear of whitewashing the Police Commander. Meanwhile, “Big Joke” has provide…
South Koreans went to the polls Wednesday in crucial parliamentary elections that are seen as a referendum on President Yoon Suk Yeol amid expectations that voter turnout could be the highest in 32 years.
As of 4 p.m., some 27.4 million, or 61.8 per…
The final voter turnout in Wednesday’s parliamentary elections tentatively reached 67 percent, the election watchdog said, the highest in 32 years for general elections.
Of an eligible 44.28 million voters, 29.66 million cast their ballots at 14,259…
