Sakon nakhon: Irrigation employment in 2025 has seen Sakon Nakhon Province leading the way with over 5,200 people employed, exceeding the project’s target. Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukul Prueksanusak announced that the nationwide irrigation labor employment project, launched by the Royal Irrigation Department under the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, has

Bangkok: Next week, political observers are advised to focus on the evolving situation concerning Prime Minister Paetongtarn’s political career. The Prime Minister’s future hangs in the balance following an audio clip controversy that has raised questions about her leadership. According to Thai News Agency, the audio clip issue is a

Bangkok: The situation along the Thai-Cambodian border remains stable, despite recent violations of the ceasefire agreement and the Ottawa Treaty. The government is closely monitoring the area due to these infractions, including the unauthorized placement of landmines by Cambodian forces within Thai territory. The army has assured its readiness at

Chiang rai: The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) has officially announced the candidacies of Song-nga and Suthat for the upcoming election in Chiang Rai Constituency 7. After a thorough examination of their qualifications, the ECT found no restrictions on their eligibility to run. According to Thai News Agency, the Election

Bangkok: “Chanyapha” has clarified that the closure of the recent parliamentary session was due to a misunderstanding. The Speaker and Whip have advised the opposition to propose a fresh study of MOU 43-44, asserting that the parliament is prepared to consider it. It emphasizes that new political parties should move

Bangkok: Jirayu Huangsap, advisor to the Prime Minister and former chairman of the Committee on Judicial Affairs, has clarified that a contentious courtroom clip, where a Constitutional Court judge was purported to have said “Sit down, son,” is indeed a sound-edited distortion of the original audio. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party has announced progress in addressing drug-related issues in the country, emphasizing that their goal is not merely to increase arrest numbers but to implement key performance indicators (KPIs) that reflect genuine progress. Ms. Chayapa Sindhuphrai, deputy spokesperson for the party, shared insights into the ongoing

Geneva: “Maris” is set to fly to Geneva to explain to the countries in the Particle Treaty. Maris prepares to fly to Geneva to explain to the Pact countries, human rights organizations, and the Red Cross, emphasizing that Thailand loves peace and follows international law, and suing Cambodia for using