Sa kaeo: The Royal Thai Army has reported ongoing unauthorized entry of Cambodian nationals into Thailand following recent hostilities at the Thai-Cambodian border. In response, authorities have implemented stringent security measures to curb these illegal crossings. According to Thai News Agency, since the conflict began on July 24, 2015, border

Bangkok: The Postal Union has petitioned the Labor Committee to consider the union selection process, which has been delayed for over 10 months. The Postal Workers’ Union petitioned the Labor Committee that the registration of the Department of Welfare, which has been delayed for more than 10 months after union

Khon kaen: Two MPs from Khon Kaen, representing the Prachachon Party, have come forward with allegations of attempted vote-buying related to a 10-million-baht proposal concerning the 2026 Budget Bill and the Entertainment Complex Business Act. Chatchawan Apirakmankong and Wiranan Huadsri have shared their accounts of receiving suspicious communications, raising concerns

Bangkok: The spokesman for the Palang Pracharath Party extended his gratitude to the public for their swift donations of barbed wire to the Second Army Area. Highlighting the urgency of military needs, he emphasized that every second is crucial for saving lives. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen.

Bangkok: Kla Tham’s membership has surged past 134,000, leading all political parties. The party spokesperson expressed his delight at the trust placed in him by the people of the country, stating that he would not disappoint them. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Akkhasan Khiri Lohwira, Chaiyaphum MP and spokesman

Bangkok: The Director of the Civil Affairs Office has firmly stated that Thai troops will neither retreat nor surrender any territory to Cambodia. The Office of Civil Affairs expressed gratitude to the Thai public for their continued support and encouragement, emphasizing the unwavering commitment of the frontline troops to protect

Bangkok: Thailand counters Cambodia’s demands to cease violating ceasefire agreements and stop using landmines, while reiterating the need to treat prisoners of war in accordance with international standards. According to Thai News Agency, regarding the case on August 14th, the Fresh News website reported that Lieutenant General Malee Socheata, spokesman

Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai Party list MP and chairman of the Government Coalition Coordination Committee, has responded to allegations that members of the government were distributing bananas in exchange for votes on the budget. He challenged MPs of the People’s Party to come forward and reveal their identities.