Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai Party list MP and chairman of the Government Coalition Coordination Committee, has responded to allegations that members of the government were distributing bananas in exchange for votes on the budget. He challenged MPs of the People’s Party to come forward and reveal their identities.

Bangkok: Cambodian workers are flooding back to Thailand through natural channels after being tricked into returning. Recently, the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Industry have granted a six-month extension to Cambodian workers, eliminating the need to cross the border to extend their stay, for humanitarian reasons. According to

Kasetsart: The 2nd Army Region Commander revealed that His Majesty the King is following the army’s battles on the border and reporting daily. The Second Army Region Commander gave a special lecture at Kasetsart University Demonstration School, revealing that His Majesty the King, the Supreme Commander of the Thai Armed

Bangkok: Thailand counters Cambodia’s demands to cease violating ceasefire agreements and stop using landmines, while reiterating the need to treat prisoners of war in accordance with international standards. According to Thai News Agency, regarding the case on August 14th, the Fresh News website reported that Lieutenant General Malee Socheata, spokesman

Bangkok: The Second Army Region Commander, Lt. Gen. Boonsin Phadklang, has confirmed his retirement on September 30th, expressing gratitude for the support received for an extension. He emphasized that there is no conflict with the government, highlighting that both entities are fulfilling their respective duties. In his statement, he also

Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai Party list MP and chairman of the Government Coalition Coordination Committee, has expressed confidence in the justice system as the Constitutional Court prepares to deliver its ruling on an audio clip involving Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Samdech Hun Sen. Wisut stated that even

Bangkok: The Director of the Civil Affairs Office has firmly stated that Thai troops will neither retreat nor surrender any territory to Cambodia. The Office of Civil Affairs expressed gratitude to the Thai public for their continued support and encouragement, emphasizing the unwavering commitment of the frontline troops to protect

Bangkok: The Second Army Region Commander has asserted that the border checkpoint will remain closed until his retirement, emphasizing the need for continued security measures. In preparation for discussions with the regional RBC, he is focusing on landmine monitoring, patrol strategy adjustments, and the deployment of special equipment. He strongly