Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army’s Commander-in-Chief has strongly refuted recent claims that the Second Army Region Commander ordered the collection of bodies of Cambodian soldiers, emphasizing that the information is entirely false. Both the National Security Council (NSCC) and other relevant authorities have dismissed these allegations as baseless. According to

Bangkok: The government continues to provide ODOS scholarships to support human development at all ages. Promoting human development for all ages, the government is continuing to provide ODOS scholarships, creating “bridges of opportunity” to lay the foundation for the country to have a skilled, high-quality workforce, reducing inequality and creating

Bangkok: “Bhumtham” presided over a special meeting with the National Security Council and Cabinet to assess the Thai-Cambodian ceasefire agreement. The meeting focused on evaluating Cambodia’s sincerity and the potential implications of the ceasefire, as highlighted by the three levels of criteria set by Big Lek. The agreement, which has

Bangkok: The debate over the Rail Transport Act in the House of Representatives faced a significant setback as Chalat Khamchuang, the Second Deputy Speaker, ordered the meeting to be adjourned, leading to the collapse of the parliamentary session. The disruption arose when opposition MPs protested the low attendance of government

Bangkok: “Bhumtham” has refrained from providing specifics on the ongoing Thai-Cambodian General Border Committee (GBC) meeting, maintaining that the direction of the discussions is promising. He indicated willingness to speak further only after the negotiations have concluded. Meanwhile, Deputy Defense Minister General Nattapol Nakphanit, also known as “Big Lek,” expressed

Bangkok: Revealing photos have emerged showing Thai soldiers placing barbed wire fences at Chong An Ma, maintaining a tight security presence. This action aims to prevent Cambodian soldiers from cutting the barbed wire fence for a second time. According to Thai News Agency, on August 6, 2015, reporters noted that

Bangkok: Senator Natchapong Wongmulalee has filed a formal complaint at Bang Pho Police Station after discovering that his signature was forged on a crucial document. This document, which he denies authorizing, was submitted to the Senate President and subsequently led to the Constitutional Court ordering 136 senators to cease performing