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

Phanom dong rak: Jiraporn Sindhuphrai, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, distributed relief bags to disaster victims and Village Defense Volunteers in the Phanom Dong Rak District of Surin Province, emphasizing the government’s commitment to providing full relief measures. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Jiraporn visited the La-Ao Village

Bangkok: The Minister of Interior delivered a message on the occasion of Village Headman and Subdistrict Headman Day 2025, emphasizing their crucial role in the well-being of the people and the implementation of government policy at the local level. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister

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