Bangkok: “Maris”, Minister of Foreign Affairs, walks away from the media, does not answer the issue of Cambodia closing the door on negotiations after the Cambodian Foreign Minister insists on going to the International Court of Justice. According to Thai News Agency, Foreign Minister Maris Sengiampong declined to answer reporters’

Aranyaprathet: “Natthapol,” Deputy Minister of Defense, has revealed a timeline aimed at preventing issues along the Thai-Cambodian border, thereby reducing confrontations and clashes. Cambodia has requested a low-profile approach, acknowledging that the border was temporarily closed to limit the number of people entering. He explained that martial law already exists

Bangkok: The cabinet has given the green light to the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) to increase special welfare payments for officials working in risk areas in the southern border provinces. This approval includes additional payments for officials whose offices are outside but work in these risk-prone areas, as proposed

Phitsanulok: The Prime Minister is preparing to hold a mobile cabinet meeting in Phitsanulok on 23-24 June. During this period, he will also visit the lower northern provinces. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman of the Prime Minister’s Office, announced after the Cabinet meeting that the Cabinet

Bangkok: Pichai, Minister of Finance, explained that the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has resolved to accept the petition accusing the Prime Minister of using the 2025 budget in violation of Section 144 of the Constitution. He emphasized that he did not violate the law. There was no deduction of principal

Hanoi: The Prime Minister visited Chong Chom on June 11 to inspect the Thai-Cambodian border. The visit included a detailed assessment of the permanent border crossing at Chong Chom, Kap Choeng District, Surin Province, aimed at engaging with local residents and reviewing the operations of the Suranaree Force. According to

Bangkok: General Suchinda Kraprayoon, the 19th Prime Minister of Thailand, has passed away at the age of 91 due to old age. General Suchinda, known by his nickname “Big Su”, was not only a prominent military figure but also played a significant role in shaping Thailand’s political landscape. According to

Bangkok: “Prasert” has expressed confidence and readiness to cooperate with the investigation after the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) accepted a case concerning potential corruption in a 50 billion baht water management budget plan. He emphasized that the investigation process is thorough and transparent, ensuring no involvement of Pheu Thai MPs,