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Foreign leaders and diplomats hailed the Communist Party of Chinas people-centered philosophy, which has led to the countrys remarkable achievements, at a virtual gathering on Tuesday attended by representatives of 500 political parties and organizations from more than 160 countries.

As Bangkok authorities ease restrictions, the anti-establishment group United Front of Thammasat and Demonstration (UFTD) announced that it is planning to hold a new rally on Thursday.

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Chiang Mai University’s (CMU) Faculty of Fine Arts came out to defend itself after being criticised for removing certain art installations at an exhibition, saying: “We decided to move the art pieces since they could be seen as illegal things.”

The World Bank expects Thailand's gross domestic product (GDP) to contract 8.3 per cent this year, more than the earlier estimate of minus 5 per cent.

A Thammasat University alumni group announced via social media channel on Saturday its support for the political rally to held in the university on September 19.

Five students have been summoned by police for their actions at a pro-democracy rally titled “Ratchaburi Kor tee Padetkan” (Ratchaburi wants to hit the dictator) on August 1, according to the Free Youth group’s Facebook page.

Famous transgender TV personality Ornapa “Ma” Krisadee is facing a boycott from pro-democratic netizens for posting insulting comments about student protesters on Instagram.

A student in Ubon Ratchathani’s Warin Chamrap district filed a police complaint on Thursday (August 20) saying a teacher hit her for holding up her hand in a three-finger salute.

Assembly of the Poor member Baramee Chaiyarat has been arrested for attending a Free Youth political rally in Bangkok, Thai Lawyers for Human Rights confirmed on their Facebook fan page at 9.36pm yesterday (August 19).

Mahasarakham University announced that it will not allow students to hold any political gathering on its campus today (July 22).

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said on Tuesday (July 21) that he will only have capable people fill the vacant ministerial posts. He made this announcement after attending the weekly Cabinet meeting.