Bangkok: Abhisit reiterated that Thailand should not be complacent about Cambodia, even after signing a peace treaty. He emphasized that diplomacy must be pursued in conjunction with security forces. He had already told the Prime Minister to be wary of Cambodia, saying it could be used to discuss the issue

Hue: The Vietnamese government reported on Tuesday that heavy rains over the past few days have caused severe flooding in central Vietnam, particularly in major tourist destinations like Hue and Hoi An. Vietnam’s government’s Disaster Management Office said rainfall in parts of Hue, the former imperial capital, and the UNESCO

Phnom penh: Anutin held bilateral talks with Hun Sen to proceed according to the statement, emphasizing 4 conditions for peace and safety of the people. Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul held bilateral discussions with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen. The Prime Minister thanked the Cambodian Prime Minister

Rayong: A tragic first day of school unfolded in Rayong when a school bus collided with another bus. The incident, which occurred in Ban Khai District, saw the school bus driver lose consciousness, leading to the vehicle rolling 100 meters with students on board. As the bus rolled, students fell

Bangkok: SCGD has reported its third-quarter operating results, showcasing a significant profit of 305 million baht, marking a 37% increase from the previous quarter. This achievement represents the company’s best performance since its debut on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. SCGD’s success is attributed to its strategic operations in Vietnam,

Bangkok: Volunteers mobilized a fleet of vehicles, including buses, vans, tuk tuks, and motorcycles, to offer free transportation services to the public entering Sanam Luang. This initiative is aimed at facilitating those who wish to pay their respects before the portrait of Her Majesty the Queen Mother. According to Thai

Yala: Pipat introduced Prasitchai, younger brother of Prasert, a six-term Democrat MP, to compete for Yala District 1. He reiterated his confidence in winning 30 seats in the South, as targeted, despite Abhisit’s return to the Democrat Party. He also questioned whether the Prime Minister would dissolve Parliament within the

Tokyo: US President Donald Trump heaped praise on Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female leader, during their meeting in Tokyo on Tuesday, congratulating her on her pledge to accelerate the country’s military buildup and signing deals on trade and key minerals. According to Thai News Agency, White House