Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is advancing a complaint against Cambodia concerning the use of landmines, following incidents where Thai soldiers were injured. According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry reported on Cambodia’s actions to international organizations, highlighting the laying of anti-personnel mines that have seriously injured Thai soldiers.

Bangkok: A poll indicates that Thais view the cause of the Thai-Cambodian conflict as the policy of cracking down on call center gangs, and that Prime Minister Hun Sen is creating chaos for his own gain. According to Thai News Agency, the Pacific Institute of Management revealed that on August

Bangkok: The Thai-Cambodian border remained calm throughout the night as people gradually returned home. Thai Khu Fa reports that the border is calm, with many areas safe and citizens gradually returning home. Meanwhile, agencies are working quickly to clear unexploded ordnance for maximum safety. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.

Bangkok: Thailand has been recognized as the champion of Asian culture for 2025, securing a position in the top 10 globally, a testament to the country’s effective use of soft power to bolster its economy. According to Thai News Agency, the Deputy Government Spokesperson, Ms. Sasikan Wattanachan, highlighted the government’s

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has reiterated its position on the detention of 18 Cambodian soldiers, asserting that the action aligns with international law. According to Thai News Agency, the Army spokesman, Major General Winthai Suvari, addressed Cambodia’s request for the repatriation of the detained soldiers. He emphasized that Thailand’s

Bangkok: General Nattapol Nakphanit, Deputy Minister of Defense, has affirmed that he will consider the request to extend the term of Lieutenant General Boonsin Phadklang, the Commander of the Second Army Region. He emphasized the importance of careful deliberation to prevent any negative impact on the morale of junior officers,

Bangkok: A recent surge in fake news concerning the Fine Arts Department’s alleged permission to destroy a temple for military purposes has prompted a public warning. The fake report claims that such destruction is permissible because the temple can be renovated, posing a potential threat to Thailand’s international image. According

Bangkok: The government is taking steps to care for the people in all aspects. It is accepting applications for over 18,000 “dependent care assistants” to care for over 100,000 people in communities nationwide. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikan Wattanachan, Deputy Government Spokesperson, revealed that the government, through the