Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has provided an explanation following a clash at Ban Nong Ya Kaew, where Thai officials were injured during a confrontation with Cambodian protesters. The incident occurred as Thai authorities attempted to enhance border security through the deployment of barriers and concertina wire. According to Thai

Poipet: The Governor of Sa Kaeo Province crossed over into Cambodia to engage in discussions with the Governor of Banteay Meanchey Province regarding concerns over Cambodian encroachment on Thai sovereignty. The meeting was part of ongoing efforts to address territorial issues between the two regions. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Rangsiman halted Cambodia’s participation in the AIPA meeting after it proposed an urgent agenda item on the Thai-Cambodian border dispute, citing concerns about the potential for political and sensitive issues. He pointed out that there are already existing IOT and GBC processes in place. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Region 2 Army has accused Cambodia of insincerity and breach of ceasefire agreements by transporting soldiers and weapons into the Chong An Ma area. According to Thai News Agency, the 2nd Army Area clarified the incident that occurred on September 13, when Cambodian military forces led by Maj.

Bangkok: Linthiporn Warinwatcharoj, Deputy Secretary-General of the Pheu Thai Party, has raised critical questions about the People’s Party’s responsibility in supporting the Bhumjaithai Party’s rise to form a majority government. She addressed concerns following reports of a dinner involving leaders of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, led by Mr.

Bangkok: Civil society representatives have called upon the public to intensify their scrutiny of the Anutin government, highlighting concerns over potential misuse of power in ongoing corruption cases. The representatives, opposing corruption across four regions, emphasized the importance of preventing any attempts to whitewash or interfere in the Senate collusion

Bangkok: “Prit” has issued a stern warning to the Bhumjaithai Party, threatening to use his votes to overthrow the government if they violate the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). The warning came amidst concerns over the transfer of additional political groups to Bhumjaithai, which may compromise the current political agreement. According

Bangkok: Ekkanat Promphan and Chumphon’s political group joined the Bhumjaithai Party following a joyful dinner with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. The gathering took place at T-House Restaurant on Rama VI Road. According to Thai News Agency, the dinner was attended by several notable figures, including Mr. Ekkunat Promphan, a party-list