Bangkok: Director-General of the Treaty Department has advised Cambodia to file a lawsuit with the International Court of Justice regarding the dispute in four areas. Ultimately, only the principles will be considered. The Director-General emphasized the necessity of local-level discussions to demarcate the border, noting that Thailand has not recognized

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand has expressed its disappointment with Cambodia over its perceived lack of cooperation in resolving ongoing border disputes. The Ministry highlighted that Cambodia’s actions have not aligned with the spirit of good neighborliness and bilateral mechanisms aimed at reducing tensions between the two

Phnom Penh: Thailand and Cambodia have successfully signed the joint minutes of their latest Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) meeting, marking a significant step forward in the ongoing efforts to demarcate the border between the two nations. The recent meeting, noted for its smooth and cordial discussions, paves the way for

Udon Thani: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, accompanied by Deputy Minister of Interior Songsak Thongsri and Permanent Secretary of Interior Arsit Sampantharat, spearheaded an initiative to encourage students to sing the song ‘Siam Anusati’. The event took place during an inspection in Phen District, Udon Thani

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has confirmed that there were no Cambodian soldiers blocking the entrance to the Emerald Triangle. The army emphasized the importance of relying on government sources for accurate information. According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Thai Army responded to reports from the Sri Saket News

Bangkok: Mr. Noppadon Pattama, a former Minister of Foreign Affairs, has called on the government to enhance its efforts in resolving the Thai-Cambodian border issue. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Noppadol recommended the implementation of four additional measures to address the ongoing problems. The Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) is

Bangkok: The ‘Dr. Air’ case has become a pivotal moment in understanding the complexities of accountability in medical practices. The case has sparked widespread discussions and analysis within the healthcare community and beyond. According to Thai News Agency, the case uncovered significant gaps in medical regulations and the importance of

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, expressed confidence in retaining his position amidst ongoing political speculations about a potential cabinet reshuffle. Despite concerns about his status within the coalition government, Anutin assured that he remains committed to his role and dismissed any notion of a “cobra