Bangkok: The Thai-Cambodian border situation remains stable, as Army Area 1-2 and the Navy reported no incidents from late last night until this morning across seven provinces. However, concerns have risen over a recent landmine incident that injured three Thai soldiers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, a

Bangkok: Wan Nor has scheduled a budget review meeting from August 13-15, following a significant reduction of nearly 9 billion baht in the national budget. The Budget Committee’s report highlights transfers to seven agencies and two programs for key missions, including a 70 million baht reduction in the Ministry of

Bangkok: Listen to an analysis of the Cambodian lawsuit with Associate Professor Dr. Dulyapak Preecharatch, a lecturer in the Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University. Based on clear evidence, Cambodian shells landed on the Thai side, causing damage to civilian life and property, and more

Bangkok: Noppadol Pattama, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, emphasized the necessity of expediting RBC and JBC meetings to address unresolved border issues between Thailand and Cambodia. He expressed optimism about the recent GBC negotiations, although he acknowledged that significant work remains. According to Thai News Agency, Noppadol highlighted the importance

Roi et: Ms. Jiraporn Sindhuphrai, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, attended the 2025 Phanom Phrai District Headman and Village Headman Day at the Phanom Phrai District Office Auditorium in Roi Et Province. She offered encouragement and appreciation for the role of village headmen and village headmen as key mechanisms

Bangkok: Pheu Thai MP Khattiya Sawatdipol has emphasized the collaborative nature of border operations, noting they are a unified effort under the NBTC’s umbrella. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Khattiya, a party-list MP and deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, referenced the latest Nida Poll results, which indicate

Buriram: “Atthakon” visited Buriram to quickly survey damage to agricultural areas and livestock. Atthakon visited Buriram Province to assist farmers, launching a convoy of “Royal Grass and Animal Feed.” He also expedited a survey and restoration of damaged agricultural and livestock areas, and proposed additional compensation to the Cabinet. According

Bangkok: A recent Nida Poll has revealed that 75% of citizens trust the military to protect national interests in the ongoing Thai-Cambodian situation. According to Thai News Agency, the survey conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) aimed to assess public trust and satisfaction with various sectors involved