Lost diamond earings returned to visitor
PHUKET: Tourist police arranged for the return of a pair of diamond earings said to be worth 75,000 baht to a Russian woman on Koh Samui who left them behind in a Phuket hotel room last month.Continue Reading
Lost diamond earrings returned to visitor
PHUKET: Tourist police arranged for the return of a pair of diamond earrings said to be worth 75,000 baht to a Russian woman on Koh Samui who left them behind in a Phuket hotel room last month.Continue Reading
Hunger-strikers reject court allowed bail, demand activists’ release
Two ailing young political activists on hunger strike since last month have refused to sign in acknowledgment of court bail approved on the application of the hospital treating them, after bail requests for eight other political detainees were refused.Continue Reading
Deepfake ‘news anchors’ in pro-China footage: Research
WASHINGTON: The “news broadcasters” appear stunningly real, but they are AI-generated deepfakes in first-of-their-kind propaganda videos that a research report published on Tuesday (Feb 7) attributed to Chinese state-aligned actors. The fake anchors – for a fictious news outlet called Wolf News – were created by artificial intelligence software andContinue Reading
Australia blocks coal mine to protect Great Barrier Reef
It is the first time the government has rejected such a proposal, saying it posed an “unacceptable risk”.Continue Reading
46 suspects now held in macau888 gambling case
Police have now arrested 46 suspects and seized a large amount of assets in their investigation of the macau888 online gambling network, the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau spokesman said on Wednesday.Continue Reading
Cuba offers medical scholarships for Thais
Cuba has offered 3,000 scholarships for Thai students nationwide to attend medical schools in Cuba, starting with 1,000 from southern border provinces where medical personnel are needed, Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwon said on Wednesday.Continue Reading
US Navy releases first photos of China balloon debris
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE Kirby said there was no intention to send the pieces back. “I know of no such intention or plans to return it,” he said. VanHerck said the balloon debris would be carefully studied. “I don’t know where the debris is going to go for a final analysis, but IContinue Reading
S$661 million lost to scams in 2022, with young adults most likely to fall victim: SPF
The most common ruse that young adults aged 20 to 39 fell for was job scams.Continue Reading
US sources insist Chinese balloon was military
US intelligence sources tell media the balloon was spying on US and allied defence capabilities.Continue Reading