AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBorder Tensions: Cambodia lodged another protest against Thailand over alleged barbed-wire works near border pillars in Oddar Meanchey and Banteay Ampil, citing treaty and map violations. Maritime Justice: Three Thai sailors who survived the Strait of Hormuz attack filed a labour lawsuit in Bangkok seeking compensation, arguing they were sent into danger; Thailand’s labour court agreed to hear it. Finance Crackdown: Thailand’s central bank moves to tighten controls on “grey” bullion and digital loopholes, including stricter reporting and KYC steps aimed at cutting money-laundering and scam channels. Public Safety: Thai sailors also face a separate legal fight after the Hormuz incident, while Thailand’s weather warnings point to rough seas and heavy rain risk. Sports: Thailand’s women’s volleyball team beat world No.2 Brazil in the VNL to stay clear of the relegation zone. Culture & Travel: Bangkok’s canal “Venice of the East” plan pushes 1,100 neglected khlongs into linear parks, while Thai tourism connectivity gets a boost as a Kunming–Nha Trang route resumes. Entertainment: Korean star Gong Yoo’s Asia fan meet tour lists Bangkok as a stop, but dates weren’t announced.
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