Bangkok: “Uniting the Power of the Land” takes center stage as the United Power of the Land group prepares for a major rally set to occur on June 28. Mr. Jatuporn Prompan, an influential member of the United Front for the Protection of Sovereignty, emphasized that the rally is not

Bangkok: “Khattiya” reiterates that the government will resolve the Thai-Cambodian border issue using diplomatic means for the peace and order of the nation. She criticized the former Cambodian leader’s actions as inappropriate and emphasized the need for Thailand to implement countermeasures. Her focus remains on preventing escalation and safeguarding the

Bangkok: Pheu Thai deputy spokesperson confirms “Prime Minister Paethongtarn” will not resign – will not dissolve the parliament after the 69 budget passes the 3rd reading, says the remaining 2 years will move forward to push laws – stimulate the economy – reform politics, explains the division of work of

Buriram: The Royal Thai Army has announced the closure of the “Chong Sai Taku” checkpoint to ensure public safety. An army spokesman explained that Army Region 2 has decided to close the trade relaxation point at Chong Sai Taku in Buriram Province, aligning this action with the current security situation

Bangkok: The Office of the Senate Secretariat has announced that 14 candidates have applied to fill two vacant positions on the Election Commission (EC). The application period, which is set to close tomorrow, has seen a diverse range of applicants. According to Thai News Agency, the application process opened on

Bangkok: The government has taken a decisive step by organizing investigation and arrest units to proactively combat the rise of copyrighted products, nominee businesses, and e-cigarettes, integrating various agencies for efficient operations. A secret report has revealed the involvement of officials in accepting bribes through mule accounts and networks linked

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has clarified that Prasat Ta Muen Thom is situated within Thai territory, asserting that there has been no breach of any international agreements. The clarification comes in response to concerns raised by the Cambodian Ministry of Defense regarding a recent cycling event at the temple

Bangkok: “Anusorn” believes the coalition parties will reach a common approach. Mr. Anusorn Eiamsa-ard, a party-list MP for the Pheu Thai Party, expressed optimism regarding the coalition parties’ ability to find common ground and collaborate with the Paethongtarn government to advance the nation’s interests. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.