Bangkok: Minister Suchart met with the Senate’s Commerce and Industry Committee to address two significant issues: foreign nominee shareholding in Thai businesses and the management of religious properties. These discussions are aimed at finding effective solutions to both challenges. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Suchart Tancharoen, Minister to the

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has granted Prime Minister Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra an extension to submit a statement addressing allegations related to a controversial conversation with Hun Sen, the President of the Senate of Cambodia. This extension, which is the second in this case, gives the Prime Minister until August 4th

Bangkok: The Thai army has expressed criticism towards the Cambodian army for allegedly leaving its soldiers to fight unaided, amidst denials from the Cambodian government regarding the events that transpired on the front lines. According to Thai News Agency, Major General Witai Laithomya, spokesman for the Royal Thai Armed Forces

Bangkok: The government insists on taking good care of Cambodian workers and is ready to provide humanitarian assistance. A government spokesman confirmed that the government takes good care of Cambodian workers, reiterating the Cabinet’s resolution to extend their work permits without having to stamp their border passes, while criticizing Cambodia’s

Bangkok: The government has mobilized medical volunteers to care for those affected by the disaster at the Thai-Cambodian border evacuation center. Between July 24-29, 293 people were found to be under high stress. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, Deputy Government Spokesperson, revealed that due to the ongoing

Bangkok: The government has announced a ban on drone flights in 14 designated areas along the Thai border, citing national security concerns. The Thai military assures the presence of an anti-drone system at the border, while airlines adjust flight routes to neighboring countries. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has set a date for delivering its verdict on the case concerning Pichet Chuamuangphan’s alleged constitutional breach. The court has scheduled the verdict announcement for August 1st, focusing on Pichet’s attempt to visit his own area, which purportedly violates Article 144 of the Constitution. According to

Bangkok: “Bhumtham” remains unworried about Cambodia seizing advantage by bringing foreign diplomats to the border area before Thailand. He has instructed the National Police Chief to expedite the collection of evidence of damage, refusing to be concerned about false news being spread, and insisting that everything is true. According to