Bangkok: The Supreme Court has accepted an Election Commission request to order Dr. Kesakamon Pliansamai to stop performing her duties. The request comes as part of a complaint filed with the Senate President concerning Dr. Kesakamon’s alleged use of a false professorship to apply for a Senate position. The court
Geneva: Wan Nor issued a statement to the International Union of the People’s Republic of China (IPU) in response to the Cambodian National Assembly Speaker’s distorted accusations that Thailand violated agreements by attacking civilians and using chemical weapons at the Geneva forum. He said all of this was Cambodia’s actions
Bangkok: “Bhumtham” remains unworried about Cambodia seizing advantage by bringing foreign diplomats to the border area before Thailand. He has instructed the National Police Chief to expedite the collection of evidence of damage, refusing to be concerned about false news being spread, and insisting that everything is true. According to
Bangkok: The House of Representatives held a solemn moment of silence to honor those who lost their lives in the recent border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia. The session, chaired by House Speaker Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, acknowledged the sacrifices made by soldiers and civilians during the ongoing violence. According
Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has set a date for delivering its verdict on the case concerning Pichet Chuamuangphan’s alleged constitutional breach. The court has scheduled the verdict announcement for August 1st, focusing on Pichet’s attempt to visit his own area, which purportedly violates Article 144 of the Constitution. According to
Bangkok: The court has scheduled a hearing for the 14th-level case against Thaksin Shinawatra on September 9th at 10:00 a.m., ordering the Bangkok Special Prison commander to be present. According to Thai News Agency, preparations for Thaksin’s return to Thailand were acknowledged by Wisanu, who pointed out three factors necessitating
Bangkok: The government has announced a ban on drone flights in 14 designated areas along the Thai border, citing national security concerns. The Thai military assures the presence of an anti-drone system at the border, while airlines adjust flight routes to neighboring countries. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu
Bangkok: The Army spokesman stated there was no significance in Malaysia’s decision to send observers to Cambodia first, and confirmed that Thai soldiers remain safe without any injuries. According to Thai News Agency, Army spokesman Major General Winthai Suvari addressed the decision by Malaysia to send observers to Cambodia ahead