Bangkok: Maris Sengiampong, Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, has dismissed Cambodia’s complaint to the United Nations, which accuses Thailand of violating a ceasefire agreement. Maris mocked the absence of discussion on the issue, stating his belief that the UN understands the situation. He revealed discussions with friendly countries, noting Cambodia’s

Bangkok: “Jirayu” has called on states party to the Ottawa Convention to urgently investigate Cambodia’s alleged violations of the agreement. The call follows a statement issued by the Cambodian government denying that landmines were of Cambodian origin. According to Thai News Agency, the government reported that “Pen Bona” was under

Bangkok: The People’s Party has officially announced its decision to field candidates in the upcoming Chiang Rai by-election. Teng, a representative of the People’s Party, confirmed his participation but requested that his name remain confidential for the time being. He also mentioned that there has been no communication with the

Bangkok: The Senate Education Committee has formally urged the government to reduce educational aid budgets allocated to Cambodia. The committee is confident that such cuts would neither violate children’s rights nor humanitarian principles. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kamol Rodklai, a member of the Senate and chairman of the

Bangkok: Teng voiced strong criticism against the government’s handling of the 2016 budget, particularly targeting the second and third readings for their perceived lack of depth and thoroughness. He highlighted that a significant portion of the budget was allocated to building construction, road construction, and canal digging. While he did

Bangkok: The House of Representatives approved Section 4 of the 2016 budget, totaling 3.78 trillion baht. Chulaphan confirmed that the Budget Committee will consider everything appropriately and adhere to the law, and is confident that there is sufficient ammunition to drive economic growth amid the risks of the global situation.

Bangkok: “Teng” inquired about the Prime Minister’s trend of resigning before the Constitutional Court’s decision. He emphasized that the decision to dissolve Parliament or not is up to the government. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut, a prominent party-list MP and the leader of the People’s Party, addressed

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