Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the temporary pin-pointing survey conducted at the Thai-Cambodian border was successful, reinforcing the effectiveness of the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) mechanism. It emphasized Thailand’s commitment to peace while condemning Cambodia for allegedly creating tensions and distorting facts. Despite inspecting the Ban Cham

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has declared he will not overlook the issue of preferential treatment given to Chinese prisoners at the Bangkok Special Prison. He assured that wrongdoers would not be spared and that the Minister of Justice is actively addressing the situation. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister

Bangkok: Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, leader of the Pheu Thai Party, has expressed concern over the readiness of Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul to dissolve Parliament on December 12th if faced with a no-confidence motion. He emphasized that the Pheu Thai Party is prepared for elections and acknowledges

Bangkok: The Football Association of Thailand has revealed the official roster of 23 male footballers set to represent the nation in the 33rd SEA Games, with Seksan Ratri from the senior team at the helm. This announcement highlights the inclusion of Vision Inaram, a promising young defender from Bangkok Christian

Khon kaen: Arrested at a boxing camp. Khon Kaen police raided and arrested a drug dealer with over 140,000 methamphetamine pills. He confessed that he had just been released from prison for drug offenses in Phitsanulok Province and was staying with friends at the Khon Kaen boxing camp, receiving methamphetamine

Hanoi: SCG is taking significant steps to enhance Vietnam’s role as a crucial production base and strategic market, as part of its “Regional Optimization” strategy. This approach emphasizes Vietnam as a second home for SCG, focusing on domestic consumption and export capabilities to the global market. The company is also

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, expressed his support for the Asavaheme family’s decision to align with the Pheu Thai Party for the upcoming election. As the leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, Anutin remarked on the significance of this move by a prominent family from

Phatthalung province: Two days of heavy rain in Phatthalung Province have resulted in widespread flooding across 10 districts, particularly along the Khuan Khanun-Sri Banphot District route. Nearly 100 houses along both sides of the road have been flooded. According to Thai News Agency, officials from the Royal Irrigation Department and