New york: Sihasak Phuangketkeow, Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, addressed the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, delivering a pointed critique of Cambodia’s stance on their ongoing border dispute. Sihasak accused Cambodia of consistently playing the victim while violating agreements and distorting facts. He asserted that the

Bangkok: Minister Atthakorn Sirilathayakorn has expressed enthusiasm over IndiGo’s interest in expanding direct flight routes to Thailand, specifically targeting both primary and secondary cities. The move is expected to boost the annual influx of Indian tourists to over 2 million, enhance regional tourism revenue distribution, and support local economic growth.

Bangkok: The Nida Poll reveals that both the populace and political parties are struggling to identify the ideal candidate for Prime Minister. The survey results indicate a decline in popularity for the Prachachon Party and its leader, as well as for the Pheu Thai and Ruam Thai Sang Chart parties.

Bangkok: The 2nd Army Area Commander led brave soldiers in singing the Thai national anthem on the top of Phu Makhuea. The Second Army Region commander led brave soldiers in singing the Thai national anthem on the summit of Phu Makhuea, ready to stand and defend the land of Thailand

Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party has claimed that members of the Bhumjaithai Party were present during a recent parliamentary meeting but did not identify themselves, allegedly playing a political game. This statement comes amid a heated debate over the government’s responsibility to maintain a quorum during the Clean Air Act

Bangkok: Somkid Chuekong has called upon the Bhumjaithai Party to specify when the joint parliamentary meeting to amend the constitution will be held, following the government’s policy statement. He emphasized the importance of transparency and warned that any delay might be perceived as a lack of genuine commitment to constitutional

Bangkok: “Chaichanok” emphasizes that the government is working to its fullest extent, hoping that the country will move forward. Chaichanok reiterated that the government is working diligently, hoping the country will move forward, in line with the poll results that the public expected. He expressed confidence that the Minister of

Sisaket: The morning was smooth and the Sisaket by-election was over. People were gradually exercising their rights. The morning session was smooth, with people actively exercising their right to vote in the by-election for Sisaket’s Constituency 5. Despite concerns about the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border, they expressed their desire

Phichit: Deputy Prime Minister Thammanat Prompao, accompanied by four ministers, has taken a proactive stance in addressing flood relief in Phichit. The Kla Tham Party’s leader emphasized the importance of returning to effective problem-solving and reducing agricultural production costs, while also reviving the rice sales delay project. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party has launched a four-month campaign aimed at resolving what it identifies as four disaster cases, while critically analyzing government policies and criticizing key figures from Buriram and the Prasat Sai Fah ministers. The party expressed concerns that the Senate and Khao Kradong collusion case might