Bangkok: “War” warns the opposition to stir up trouble by cancelling MOU 43-44 to benefit Cambodia. Songkram Kitlertpairoj, advisor to Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra, has expressed concerns over the opposition’s intention to revoke MOU 43 and MOU 44, emphasizing the potential detrimental effects on Thailand’s negotiation capabilities regarding border issues
Bangkok: Compensation payments will commence tomorrow for residents of Ubon Ratchathani province, marking the first distribution of funds promised to those affected by recent border conflicts. According to Thai News Agency, the Center for the Prevention and Suppression of Disasters (CSD) announced that the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Office
Korat: The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism visited the Yamo Stadium for the Women’s Volleyball World Championship to monitor flooding and watch the Canada-Spain match. According to Thai News Agency, on August 25, Ms. Nattareeya Thaweewong, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, traveled to the
Bangkok: Thailand and Sweden have formalized an agreement to commence the acquisition of Gripen E/F fighter jets, marking the first phase of a strategic defense partnership. The agreement, involving the procurement of four aircraft, was witnessed by key defense officials from both nations, including Maris Sngiampong, Commander of the Royal
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has addressed recent tensions involving Cambodian interference with the installation of barbed wire at Ban Nong Chan, affirming that the operation was conducted within Thai territory and does not represent an escalation of the ongoing dispute. They highlighted Cambodia’s persistent violations of MOU 43 and
Bangkok: The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has introduced new regulations mandating drone registration prior to ownership, aiming to prevent their misuse in criminal activities. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Natthathorn Phuesunthon, NBTC director, together with representatives from various agencies such as the Technology Crime Suppression Division
Phra nakhon nuea: The court sentenced the actress to two months in prison for drunk driving, a 4,000 baht fine, and a two-year suspended sentence. According to Thai News Agency, the court sentenced actress “Marie” to two months in prison for drunk driving and refusing to blow a breathalyzer. She
Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation is preparing to examine the certificate of “Luang Pho Alongkot” to unravel the mystery behind his ordination. The Office of Buddhism is set to meet with the preceptor to verify the 13-digit number on his certificate, after finding several discrepancies in the information that