Bangkok: Sihasak Phuangketkeow, the Foreign Minister of Thailand, has expressed his ongoing concerns regarding the Thai-Cambodian conflict, highlighting the importance of peaceful negotiations while emphasizing Thailand’s commitment to protecting its sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, Sihasak made these statements following discussions at a recent four-party forum, where Cambodian opposition

Bangkok: The Prime Minister urged calm after being criticized over the Thai-Cambodian border dispute, emphasizing that he would not put his country at a disadvantage and would take all necessary measures if an invasion occurred. According to Thai News Agency, during his special lecture on “Medical Governance and the Sustainable

Kanchanaburi: Anutin Charnvirakul played a piano solo to congratulate “Dream” Wisuda Wichiensin, the prospective MP for Kanchanaburi, after the polls closed today. Wisuda had a lead of more than ten thousand votes over her rival. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, Government Spokesperson and Deputy Leader of the

Kanchanaburi: The atmosphere during the by-election for Kanchanaburi District 4 MP was lively throughout the morning. Some people came to vote even before the polls opened. According to Thai News Agency, the news team has been touring polling stations in Kanchanaburi’s District 4 area and found that some polling stations

Kanchanaburi: The Kanchanaburi District 4 by-election is 90% complete. Wisuda from Bhumjaithai Party is leading in votes. Anutin appeared to hear the results, while the deputy party leader announced victory. According to Thai News Agency, since the polls closed at 5:00 PM, many polling stations have been counting ballots, completing

Bangkok: The Prime Minister thanked the President and Medical Council for their outstanding achievements in many areas. He expressed pride in his role as Minister of Public Health, given the support he received from his network, despite the three-year COVID crisis. He emphasized the need to bring free dialysis back

Kanchanaburi: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, is preparing to announce victory in the Kanchanaburi by-election after Wisuda Wichiensin, the party’s candidate, takes a commanding lead. According to Thai News Agency, the Bhumjaithai Party leaders, including Anutin and other prominent members, have been covertly supporting Wisuda in her campaign

Bangkok: Starting tomorrow, October 20, registration for the “Half-Half Plus” scheme will open to the public. The government warns against falling victim to fake registration links. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ayrin Phanrit, Deputy Government Spokesperson, revealed that the government’s “Half-Half Plus” project has attracted significant public and business