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Visa Crackdown: Thailand has moved to cut visa-free stays, ending the 60-day scheme and shifting most visitors to shorter, country-by-country exemptions, with visa-on-arrival eligibility also sharply reduced—aimed at tightening screening after high-profile foreign crime cases. Human Rights: A Hong Kong pro-democracy journalist, Zhang Xinyan, remains detained in Thailand despite UNHCR refugee status, raising fresh refoulement concerns as rights groups demand her release and safety. Food Safety: Macau authorities say a Thai “Shredded Pork Stick” brand contains excessive antioxidant levels and ordered affected batches stopped. Public Health: Thailand is also tightening disease controls, including mpox surveillance and new hantavirus quarantine rules. Sports Spotlight: Buriram United keep stacking trophies and now start the ASEAN Club Championship final against Selangor. Archaeology: A Laos stone jar burial site reportedly held remains of at least 37 people, adding new detail to the Plain of Jars mystery.

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