Kuala lumpur: The CCSA revealed that Thailand is continuing discussions with Malaysia regarding the GBC, stating that Cambodia must ceasefire permanently. The CCSA is confident that the government will uphold the law, national interests, and Thai pride and will not allow any invasion. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu

Bangkok: Paethongtarn skipped the Cabinet meeting. Dr. Ming refused to give a reason. The Cabinet is considering increasing compensation for those affected by the Thai-Cambodian border dispute, while the Ministry of Interior is proposing the transfer of high-ranking civil servants. According to Thai News Agency, reporters noted that during today’s

Bangkok: General Nattapol Nakphanit, Acting Minister of Defense, addressed the ongoing discussions in the Thailand-Cambodia General Border Committee (GBC) meeting, highlighting Thailand’s proposal of eight points aimed at boosting public confidence. The discussions included talks on troop movements near the border, with Thailand seeking to ensure it is not disadvantaged.

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has pointed out that the National Council for Peace and Order’s (NCPO) request to compete for the position of First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives underscores the government’s vulnerabilities. Anutin emphasized that Kla Tham’s ambition to secure this key legislative

Bangkok: Somsak has directed the Department of Health and the Department of Disease Control to distribute N95 masks to citizens and border officials in response to the odor from the corpses of Cambodian soldiers. The measure aims to prevent dizziness caused by the stench, which, although non-pathogenic, poses discomfort. According

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has reaffirmed that the Anma Channel is under Thai sovereignty and is ramping up border security measures following the complete retaking of the area. According to Thai News Agency, a spokesperson for the Cambodian Ministry of Defense accused Thailand of deploying armed troops and equipment

Bangkok: “Teng” has called for mindfulness in consuming news, expressing concerns that it may worsen the current situation. He remains undeterred by any backlash following his advice to hospitals to adhere to humanitarian principles. He emphasized the importance of being cautious with news consumption to prevent further escalation of issues.

Bangkok: Narumon Pinyosinwat has refuted claims that Atthakorn Sirilathayakorn exited the Cabinet meeting due to dissatisfaction with the recent outcome of tariff negotiations involving former U.S. President Donald Trump. She clarified that the discussions did not encompass this issue and addressed her intentions to visit the Nan province for rehabilitation