Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has made it clear that the ongoing legal dispute involving Alpine Company will not be leveraged for political bargaining. Anutin emphasized that Alpine has every right to seek legal recourse against the Ministry of Interior regarding the contested seizure of a
Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has stated his readiness for the Bhumjaithai Party to move to the opposition if the Ministry of Interior is taken from them. He emphasized the original agreement in forming the government and questioned the real intentions behind the desire for the Interior Ministry. Bhumjaithai
Bangkok: Thai and Cambodian maps cannot be overlaid, risking inaccuracies of several kilometers. Surveying and mapping experts confirm that maps of Thailand and Cambodia cannot be directly compared, which could cause coordinates to differ by hundreds of meters to several kilometers, directly affecting the determination of international borders. According to
Bangkok: Half-Half Travel Thailand is now open for registration for entrepreneurs, marking the first day of the initiative on June 17, 2025. Mr. Surawong Thienthong, the Minister of Tourism and Sports, announced the commencement of the registration process for tourism entrepreneurs under the Half-Half Thailand project. The registration for individuals
Bangkok: In a proactive move to address the surplus of Thai agricultural products in the market, Mongkol Surassajja, President of the Senate, has launched an initiative named “Long Senab” to purchase and distribute fruits. This effort comes in response to Cambodia’s recent ban on Thai agricultural imports, which Mr. Mongkol
Bangkok: The Cabinet has given the green light for Thailand to bid to host the Formula One (F1) races, approving a budget of 41,339 million baht over a span of five years from 2028 to 2032. The races are planned to be held over three days each year, either in
Bangkok: “Mongkol” keeps his mouth shut about giving his opinion on the political situation and collusion with the Senate. Mongkol Surassajja, President of the Senate, insists he is not worried about himself, but is still in the position and must perform his duties for the benefit of the country. According
Bangkok: Reserve Senator submits five directives to the Election Commission (EC) in the case of collusion in electing Senators, highlighting the involvement of leaders and executives from prominent parties, suggesting a counter-suit following the dismissal of the court petition. According to Thai News Agency, a group of reserve senators and