Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has extended an invitation to ASEAN military attach©s to discuss and gain insights into the current situation at the Thai-Cambodian border. This follows the establishment of a team designated to monitor the ceasefire between the two nations. According to Thai News Agency, Army spokesman Maj.

Bangkok: The government has announced a series of financial and commercial measures aimed at assisting individuals and businesses impacted by recent incidents along the Thai border. These measures, which include financial support and career promotion initiatives, are designed to alleviate the challenges faced by those living and working in the

Bangkok: The House of Representatives has engaged in discussions focusing on the impact of tariffs imposed by former U.S. President Donald Trump. Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, a Member of Parliament and Leader of the Prachachon Party, proposed five key points urging the government to adopt a proactive stance in addressing these economic

Bangkok: Pichai hopes to receive good news about Trump’s tariffs, believing he will join the ASEAN group. Pichai Chunhavajira, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, clarified the significance of the ongoing negotiations and their potential impact on Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, after the urgent motion to the House

Bangkok: Tomorrow, the government will escort diplomatic missions, military attach©s, and media representatives to the border regions of Sisaket and Ubon Ratchathani to witness the aftermath of recent attacks on civilian areas. According to Thai News Agency, the initiative is spearheaded by the CCSA committee, in collaboration with the Ministry

Sisaket: The government is employing five distinct funds to accelerate relief operations for citizens impacted by the ongoing situation at the Thai-Cambodian border. Among the initiatives, the Sisaket Governor has coordinated with energy and labor officials at the PTT gas station in Ban Phue, Kantharalak District, to assist Krung Thai

Bangkok: Embassies and military attaches from 24 countries have responded positively to observation missions on the Thai-Cambodian border, with intentions to communicate gathered evidence to the international community. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Chayika Wongnapachan, an advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, disclosed progress on a recent trip

Bangkok: The ongoing conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has escalated as Cambodia continues to violate ceasefire agreements, initially breached on July 24, 2015, leading to significant losses in Thai civilian and military lives, as well as damage to infrastructure. Despite two rounds of ceasefire negotiations, the situation remains tense with