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AI saves clinicians time but most lack training: survey

GDANSK — Artificial intelligence (AI) is ⁠saving ⁠clinicians time, but most healthcare professionals say training in the technology is inadequate, inconsistent or unavailable, a ‌global survey by Philips showed on Tuesday.

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New southern peace negotiator promises to be open-minded

Thailand's new lead negotiator in the southern peace process has pledged cooperation with all sides in what he termed a long process in a new push to end the conflict in the violence-plagued region.

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Finnish businessman convicted of trafficking Thai berry pickers

A court in Finland has sentenced a local businessman to two and a half years in prison for trafficking dozens of Thai workers to pick berries in the Nordic country.

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Thai jobs for Myanmar refugees could show way forward for Asian nations, says UN

⁠More ⁠than 5,500 Myanmar refugees living in camps along Thailand's border have found jobs since the Thai government eased employment curbs last year, an approach ‌that offers a regional example, a senior United Nations (UN) refugee official told Reuters .

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25 years of the Xbox, celebrated translucently

Microsoft has unveiled the Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition and a matching wireless controller, bringing back the iconic translucent green design that pays tribute to the original hardware.

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Why our workplaces aren’t working (Part 4)

It’s common to hear that younger employees are harder to manage — different expectations, less patience, more questions.

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Business, unions oppose Swiss immigration cap push

ZURICH - Swiss business leaders and unions are mobilising ahead of a public vote on Sunday on capping immigration, which has triggered fears of dire impacts on employment and trade relations with the European Union.

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Seven on trial in France for theft of rare Russian books

PARIS - The trial began in Paris on Tuesday of seven Georgian nationals charged with the theft of rare editions of Russian literary classics from prestigious French libraries, including works by Alexander Pushkin.

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The cost of going to the World Cup just went up

Thailand has never qualified for a FIFA World Cup, and the fans here have made their peace with this in the most pragmatic way available: by adopting someone else's team and following it with the kind of devotion that qualified nations' supporters spend a lifetime building.

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Educated abroad, at home

The first thing many Bangkok parents do after having a child is research international school waitlists, not primary school, not secondary, but the waitlist itself, which in some cases opens before the child can walk and closes, at the most competitive schools, before most parents have thought to look.

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Outdoor hospitals, cut-off communities as Philippine quake toll hits 41

GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines - Doctors treated patients in tents set up under a scorching Philippine sun on Tuesday - including helping a young mother give birth - as the death toll from a major earthquake that collapsed buildings and sparked tsunami warnings topped 40.

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Taiwan simulates destroying an invading Chinese force in coastal drill

TAICHUNG — Taiwan's military simulated destroying an invading Chinese force in a coastal exercise on Tuesday, firing off rockets and artillery to stop an amphibious assault in what it described as a more realistic combat scenario with less preparation time.

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China's C919 jet poised to tackle ageing domestic fleet

China's massive civil aviation fleet is ageing faster than planes are being replaced, threatening to saddle airlines with higher costs, but orders for home-grown C919 jets could help stem the tide, according to the head of north Asia for the International Air Transport Association (Iata).

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Bomb blast near Yala school injures police, one civilian

Two police on teacher-protection duty and a civilian were injured when a roadside bomb exploded in Raman district of Yala province on Tuesday morning.

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What’s the best way to wear a crop top?

Question: The current trend of crop tops is confusing to me. It is not exactly flattering for anyone with a fuller belly or bottom. Wearing a longer layer underneath the crop top doesn’t look polished. Is this a teens-only thing, or is there a way to manage this style for…

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Storm pounds New Zealand's capital city, cancelling flights and ferries

SYDNEY — Gale-force winds ⁠and ⁠rough seas battered New Zealand's capital of Wellington on Tuesday, forcing ferry and flight cancellations and road closures as authorities ‌urged hundreds of residents along the city's south coast to evacuate.

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Bear hunt continues as Japanese city shuts schools for second day

UTSUNOMIYA — The hunt for a black bear spotted more than a dozen times in ‌the Japanese city of Utsunomiya continued on Tuesday as all 94 municipal primary and middle schools were closed for a second straight day.

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10 Chinese scammers caught in Chiang Mai

CHIANG MAI - Ten Chinese nationals were arrested on Monday when police raided a luxury house in Saraphi district and uncovered a call-scam - operators posing as insurance and delivery companies targeting victims in their home country.

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Remnants of missile fired at Israel fall in West Bank

Remnants of a missile fired towards Israel on Monday morning (June 8) fell in an unpopulated area of the Israeli-occupied West Bank, near the town of Jericho. In the northern West Bank, smoke was seen rising in an Israeli settlement following a direct strike in the latest Iranian barrage. -…

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Killing the mood: smartphones reduce birth rate

WASHINGTON — As governments around the world struggle with ways to reverse plunging birth rates, new US studies suggest they have ignored a key culprit -- the smartphone.

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In a broken system, how far will you bend?

From the award-winning director of Mad Unicorn comes The Evil Lawyer , a searing legal drama that cracks open Thailand’s justice system — and asks what it really takes to fight for the truth when the system is broken, when the odds are stacked against you.

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World Cup nears kickoff after pre-tournament turbulence

MEXICO CITY - The World Cup kicks off on Thursday with FIFA betting that the enduring appeal of the greatest footballing show on earth can rise above anger at soaring ticket prices, an uneasy political climate in Donald Trump's America and the shadow of conflict in the Middle East.

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Guru's daily horoscope for June 9

The day of the week you were born on can reveal a lot... Read on.

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Huai Khwang inspection finds illegal business activity

The Department of Business Development (DBD) uncovered suspected legal violations during a joint inspection of businesses in Bangkok

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Unlocking western China

Two-way tourism has been a focus in driving Chinese arrivals back to pre-pandemic levels, said the Association of Thai Travel Agents (Atta) during a roadshow in new potential cities in China.

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