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Japanese citrus farmers switch to avocados as climate change warms soil

MATSUYAMA — Fuminori Arita once farmed "iyokan," a Japanese citrus variety, but about 10 years ago he switched to growing avocados, revelling in the challenge of producing crops of what he describes as a "sensitive and difficult to grow" fruit.

Cabinet approves B400-billion borrowing decree

The ​cabinet on ‌Tuesday approved an emergency decree to borrow 400 billion baht to alleviate cost of living ​pressures ⁠and support measures to reduce energy costs, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said.

How the stars celebrated costume art at the 2026 Met Gala

Reuniting again every first Monday of May, the Met Gala returns in its full glamour. Under this year’s theme: “Fashion is Art,” attendees are to explore the centrality of the dressed body through costume art.

School uniform reuse allowed to help families save money

The Ministry of Education is helping parents save on back‑to‑school expenses, allowing students to continue using their existing uniforms even if they transfer to a new school or move up a grade.

Nationwide inspections ordered after tilapia found in mackerel cans

Prime Minister’s Office Minister Supamas Isarabhakdi has ordered consumer protection officials nationwide to stop producers using tilapia in canned-fish products after packs sold as mackerel were found to contain tilapia.

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