Bangkok: Saeng, addressing concerns about potential election issues, promised a seamless electoral process and announced steps to draft regulations for a referendum on election day. He called for cooperation from all stakeholders, emphasizing that focusing solely on winning would not resolve underlying problems. Saeng confirmed that elections would be held

Bangkok: The National Police Chief has reiterated a firm commitment to adhering to the transfer criteria outlined in the 2022 Police Act for high-ranking officers, following a recent meeting led by Ms. Sunatcha Losatapornpipit, Chairwoman of the House of Representatives Police Committee. This meeting, held under the auspices of the

Bangkok: “Sgt. Bird” has unveiled the identities of the six Cambodian unit commanders responsible for the deployment of lethal landmines that have resulted in injuries to Thai soldiers. The Thai military has taken a firm stance against Cambodia, emphasizing that ambushes and protests have not been effective strategies. According to

Bangkok: The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has proposed to the Cabinet to establish clear criteria for “detention in a place of detention.” The aim is to increase the efficiency of detention operations in detention centers by establishing clear criteria and conditions, reducing the risk of officials using their discretion to

Bangkok: Army Region 2 has detected an increase in Cambodian military activity along the Thai-Cambodian border, with Cambodian soldiers reinforcing their personnel and equipment. The situation has prompted Thai authorities to heighten their vigilance in the area. According to Thai News Agency, the Second Army Area Command discovered Cambodian soldiers

Bangkok: “Phumtham” dined with the media and took a tour of his office to bid farewell to his position as Minister of Interior. He opened up about his dream of working closely with the people since studying political science. He revealed that if he had the opportunity to become a

Bangkok: Class 67 National Defense College students join forces with Thai researchers to develop a prototype mine-clearing vehicle. To address the threat of PMN-2 landmines, which have claimed lives and injured Thai soldiers, students from National Defense College Class 67 have collaborated with Thai researchers to develop a prototype mine-clearing

Bangkok: The three political parties, Prachon, Pheu Thai, and Bhumjaithai, have reached a consensus on three key points for drafting a new constitution. These conclusions were shared by Prit, who noted that the parties intend to submit the draft model to the House Committee on Political Development next week. The