Bangkok: The government’s proposal to hold a referendum on the cancellation of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) 43 and 44 between Thailand and Cambodia is generating a range of opinions. According to Thai News Agency, discussions with an international legal scholar and a former deputy permanent secretary of the Ministry of

Bangkok: The Prime Minister is set to meet with the Disaster Management and Operations Committee on October 6th to oversee and monitor the relief efforts for flood victims. He has ordered a review of permanent measures to support individuals who have offered their farmland as flood-retention areas, emphasizing the necessity

Bangkok: A recent survey conducted by Nida Poll has revealed a significant gap in public understanding of MOUs 43 and 44, alongside a notable support for a referendum to cancel these agreements. According to Thai News Agency, the survey aimed to assess the public’s comprehension of MOU 43 and MOU

Sisaket: Rome invades Phu Makhuea, hoping to raise the level of border conflict prevention. He assigned Anutin homework: “The government has full authority and must find proactive measures, not just negotiations.” He also urged the handling of “Ben Smith,” a key figure suspected of involvement in a call center. According

Udon thani: The Prime Minister distributed relief bags to flood victims in Udon Thani. The Prime Minister expressed concern for flood victims and distributed relief bags to Muang Udon Thani District and monitored the water situation at Huai Luang Dam. According to Thai News Agency, reporters reported that at approximately

Bang rakam: The Minister of Interior visited Bang Rakam District to distribute relief bags and emphasized the need to provide full care to the people. The visit aimed to support flood victims by distributing relief packages and encouraging government officials and citizens to expedite the repair of essential infrastructure such

Bangkok: Senator Alongkot revealed that he has summoned various ministries to investigate the “soft power” budget after discovering that the budget was overspread. He urged the government to cancel the plan, stating that the results cannot be truly assessed. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Alongkot Worakit, chairman of the

Bangkok: Noppadon Pattama has proposed that the government compile a summary of MOUs 43-44 after a poll found that nearly 70% of the public still do not know the details. He suggested that relevant government agencies should be consulted first to determine whether the MOUs should be cancelled. According to