Bangkok: The Prime Minister urged calm after being criticized over the Thai-Cambodian border dispute, emphasizing that he would not put his country at a disadvantage and would take all necessary measures if an invasion occurred. According to Thai News Agency, during his special lecture on “Medical Governance and the Sustainable

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has initiated a fact-finding investigation following rumors that the South Korean prime minister is set to name seven Thai politicians linked to scams in Cambodia. He emphasized that if any wrongdoing is uncovered, there will be no exceptions, and

Bangkok: The government has announced the implementation of the “Half-Half Plus” scheme, aimed at promoting the “Travel All Over Thailand, Pay Half” initiative across public transport systems nationally. This effort seeks to alleviate financial burdens on citizens while bolstering the grassroots economy. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Lalida Periswiwattana,

Bangkok: Government spokesman clarified that the news is fake: “Thai politicians are involved in a scammer ring in Cambodia.” The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has investigated and confirmed that the South Korean government has not provided such information. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister’s Office spokesman Siripong Angkasakulkiat clarified

Chanthaburi: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to inform Cambodia through the Joint Boundary Committee (JBC) about Thailand’s decision to erect a fence along the border of its sovereignty. This announcement will be made during a special meeting in Chanthaburi, focusing solely on this matter and addressing the encroachment

Bangkok: The South Korean Embassy in Thailand’s Facebook page recently issued a statement denying reports that seven Thai politicians were involved in scams. The embassy assured that necessary measures would be taken to address the misleading information. According to Thai News Agency, the embassy’s statement was a response to an

Thimphu: The Minister of Foreign Affairs has invited the Royal Kathina robes to be offered at Khunray Temple in the Kingdom of Bhutan, a gesture aimed at strengthening diplomatic and cultural ties between the two nations. This ceremonial offering is part of the ongoing efforts to promote friendship following the

Bangkok: The Prime Minister opened the final round of the Luk Thung and Luk Krung singing contest, part of the Youth Project to Preserve and Conserve Thai Music, organized by the Royal Treasury Department, Season 2. He emphasized the importance of teamwork for achieving success and expressed optimism for the