Bangkok: The ongoing tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border have shown signs of positive development as senior leaders from Cambodia have agreed to engage in talks and negotiations with the General Border Committee (GBC). The situation, which had been fraught with challenges, gained attention when Cambodian leader Hun Sen admitted difficulties in managing public opinions that are divided on the matter.

Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, the acting Prime Minister of Thailand, addressed the recent collapse of the House of Representatives, describing it as a transitional period rather than a negative occurrence. He emphasized the need for all parties to fulfill their responsibilities during this time. Phumtham, who also serves as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, stated that he had not

Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has expressed a strong commitment to addressing the longstanding Khao Kradong-Alpine land dispute. Preparations are underway to organize the Interior Ministry’s military appropriately for the task, with a focus on drug suppression as the primary priority. The recent cabinet change has affected progress on submarine issues, necessitating their return to

Bangkok: Ajarn Sukhum points out that the opening of the new opposition Bhumjaithai Party was a good one. Ajarn Sukhum said that the new opposition Bhumjaithai Party had a good start, with the government almost losing and the House collapsing. He said that it was weaker than when the two parties, the People’s Party and the Palang Pracharath Party, were

Surin: Region 2 Army Commander Lt. Gen. Bunsin Phadklang has extended his gratitude to Thai citizens who have visited three significant historical sites in Surin Province, encouraging them to partake in local shopping to aid the economy. According to Thai News Agency, the Commander highlighted the importance of visiting Prasat Ta Muen Thom, Prasat Ta Muen Tod, and Prasat Ta