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Fifteen smuggled Thai artefacts from US museum collections are on the way back to Thailand after being received by the Royal Thai Consulate-General in New York.

The skeleton of a whale thought to have swum the seas more than 3,000 years ago has been discovered in Samut Sakhon, just west of Bangkok. Varawut Silpa-archa, Natural Resources and Environment minister, has visited the site of the discovery in Amphaeng, Ban Phaeo district, where the whale bones were excavated on November 6.

The counting continues but the race is over. former vice president Joe Biden was projected Saturday to defeat President Trump to become the nation's 46th commander in chief. Now Trump joins history's bitter club of one-term presidents - those who were elected, served one full term, and tried and failed to be reelected.

The government wants to improve the content taught in history classes and bring the lessons up to date, Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said on Wednesday.

Covid-19’s impact on Thailand’s arts and culture scene was laid bare on Tuesday at a Bangkok event titled “New Normal: New Coolture”, organised by the Foreign Ministry.

The Fine Arts Department has organised a special exhibition on the occasion of Thai Heritage Conservation Day 2020 entitled "The Renaissance from the Message of HRH".

The Fine Arts Department (FAD) announced on Monday (August 24) that the process of repatriating 23 artefacts from museums in the US is heading in the right direction.

The Fine Arts Department is inviting people to visit the exhibition “Reflection on the Thai Arts through San Somdet” at the Bangkok National Museum from August 19 to September 19.

The Fine Arts Department is sending experts to inspect and begin work on restoration of a 127-year-old building in Phrae province which was demolished by the authorities, angering locals.

Lafayette Square - directly across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House - has become ground zero in the standoff between President Donald Trump and racial injustice protesters.

Archaeologists together with park officials exploring a cave in Prachuap Khiri Khan’s Sam Roi Yot National Park have found colour paintings estimated to be 2,000-3,000 years old and dating back to the prehistoric era, expert archaeologist Kannika Premjai revealed recently.