Bangkok: Jirayu reiterated that Thailand does not accept the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and is preparing to submit evidence to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to prosecute Cambodia for war crimes and clear acts of harming civilians. He also expressed his strongest condemnation of the new

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has firmly denied any violation of Cambodian sovereignty concerning the Prasat Ta Kwai case. The Army’s spokesperson addressed allegations from Cambodia, asserting that Thailand did not engage in any provocative actions or plans to use military force in the disputed area. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Sudsoi team has collaborated with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) in a significant operation to tackle substandard goods, resulting in the seizure of over 600,000 items and the shutdown of a warehouse involved in the illegal trade of goods with counterfeit TIS markings. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army’s Facebook page, “???????” (Tan Kratong), reported that EOD officers recovered bombs and found 824 bomb craters caused by Cambodian bombs in four Thai border provinces, most of which were in civilian areas and hospitals. According to Thai News Agency, the Facebook page “Royal Thai Army

Bangkok: The Ministry of Finance has directed the Revenue Department to introduce three tax measures designed to support individuals and businesses impacted by the ongoing security emergency along the Thai-Cambodian border. According to Thai News Agency, the measures aim to provide relief to those residing in the affected provinces of

Bangkok: A Pheu Thai Party spokesperson confirms there has been no discussion with Paethongtarn about resigning from her position before the court’s decision. According to Thai News Agency, a Pheu Thai Party spokesperson addressed rumors that Prime Minister and Culture Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra would resign before the court’s decision. Danupon

Bangkok: The government is advancing with relief measures concerning the ongoing Thai-Cambodian conflict, ensuring comprehensive support without leaving anyone behind. Seven ministers have been deployed to visit local communities to gather extensive information, which will inform the second round of relief measures to be presented to the Cabinet. According to

Bangkok: A Pheu Thai Party spokesperson invited the public to inquire about the 2016 budget debate, scheduled for August 13-15, emphasizing that special committees from various parties have taken into account appropriateness and necessity, pointing out that the budget will be used to drive the country’s economy. According to Thai