Bangkok: Thailand urged the world to keep a close eye on Cambodia after it continued to lay landmines against Thai soldiers. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is preparing to lead a diplomatic mission to Ubon Ratchathani and Sisaket this Saturday. The army is ready to deploy military observers on August

Sa kaeo: The Royal Thai Army has reported ongoing unauthorized entry of Cambodian nationals into Thailand following recent hostilities at the Thai-Cambodian border. In response, authorities have implemented stringent security measures to curb these illegal crossings. According to Thai News Agency, since the conflict began on July 24, 2015, border

Bangkok: The House of Representatives continued its discussion on the 2016 budget, with members of the People’s Party expressing concerns over the Ministry of Agriculture’s allocations. They critiqued the budget’s applicability to the practical needs of Thai farmers, particularly questioning the necessity of the Central Market Project in Phayao given

Bangkok: Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defense visited and encouraged the morale of soldiers injured in the fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border and presented them with the “Bang Rachan Medal” to honor the “brave soldiers” who defended sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, General Sanitchanok Sangkhachan, Permanent Secretary of

Bangkok: “Big Kung,” a prominent figure in the Thai military, has publicly declared that frontline soldiers are ready to sacrifice their lives for the nation, emphasizing that army commanders, including himself, are fearless and committed to their duties. He reassured the public of the military’s unwavering dedication to national sovereignty

Bangkok: “Rakchanok” points out that the integrated anti-corruption budget is not measurable, highlighting duplication of funds and calling for greater transparency. Ms. Rakchanok Srinok, a Bangkok MP for the Prachachon Party, has voiced concerns during a debate on the draft Budget Act for the 2026 fiscal year, stressing that the

Bangkok: Foreign investors have shown a robust interest in Thailand, with 502 companies investing in the nation during the first half of 2025. The total investment amounted to 111.506 billion baht, highlighting Thailand’s appeal as an investment destination. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukul Prueksanusak stated that

Bangkok: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy has affirmed that the nation’s submarine will be operational within a span of three years. This development follows plans to amend the submarine agreement, which will be submitted to the Attorney General for approval. The proposal includes deploying the submarines, constructing a