Bangkok: Chaiyachanok insists the government will not remain inactive in cracking down on scammers. Chaichanok Chidchob, the Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has underscored the government’s commitment to addressing the issue of scammers, which has been a focal point of the Ministry’s efforts. The recent formation of the Technology

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Air Force spokesperson has firmly denied allegations propagated by Cambodia regarding a Thai military operation. The spokesperson insisted that Thailand’s use of F-16 jets was a defensive measure against Cambodian military actions that threatened Thai sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, Air Vice Marshal Chakrit Thamwichai,

Bangkok: The Stop Gambling Foundation has taken a legal stance against the recent decision to legalize poker gambling as a sport. The foundation has filed a petition with the Central Administrative Court, urging the revocation of the order that lifted the ban on poker, calling on Prime Minister Nu to

Bangkok: Prasert Chantararuangthong, former Deputy Prime Minister and former Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has firmly stated that he was never offered a 40 million baht bribe during his two years in office. He expressed that the 30 days requested by his successor, Chaichanok Chidchob, to investigate the matter

Bangkok: “Bowonsak” points out that the origin of the National Legislative Assembly can be indirectly linked to the people. Bowornsak reiterated that the new and old referendum laws will affect the timeline for only one month, saying that there is no need to worry about the People’s Draft Act, as

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party proposes seven measures, urging the government to use international pressure on Cambodia to crack down on scammers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Prasert Chantarawongthong, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society, alongside members of the Pheu Thai Party, presented a proposal

Bangkok: “Thirat” has sparked a heated debate with a Deputy Minister of the Interior, questioning whether the substantial transfer of Interior Ministry officials is intended to facilitate elections. The discussion also touched on the government’s stance regarding Hun Sen’s threat to expose politicians involved in gambling operations in Cambodia, with

Bangkok: A spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed disbelief despite Cambodian leaders’ threats to expose Thai politicians, emphasizing that Thailand has never considered opening the border crossing. He added that if Cambodia is sincere, it must first comply with the four demands. He expressed confidence that Thailand can