Kuala lumpur: Bhumtham Wechayachai, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, acting as Thailand’s Prime Minister, has led a delegation to Malaysia to engage in crucial discussions with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet regarding the first step in ceasefire negotiations. The meeting emphasizes the necessity for sincerity from Cambodia in these talks, focusing on sovereignty and public welfare. The

Bangkok: The Senate, concerned about the Thai-Cambodian border crisis, has proposed a meeting on July 29 to discuss remedies after the situation escalated, causing injuries and deaths to civilians and soldiers. According to Thai News Agency, Senator General Sawat Tasana revealed that at the Senate meeting on Tuesday, July 29, he will propose a motion for the Senate to jointly

Bangkok: Pita Limjaroenrat, the former leader of Thailand’s Move Forward Party, has called for de-escalation of tensions between Thailand and Cambodia, urging for peaceful negotiations instead of conflict. Pita expressed his concerns on LinkedIn, emphasizing the potential economic repercussions for both nations should tensions escalate. According to Thai News Agency, Pita highlighted the economic stakes involved, pointing out that Cambodia

Bangkok: His Majesty the King has granted permission to the government to cancel the celebration of the Royal Jubilee Club scheduled for July 28, 2025, postponing it to July 29. This decision was made in response to ongoing violence along the Thai-Cambodian border, which necessitates the presence of civil servants, soldiers, and police officers in the area to ensure the

Bangkok: Thailand has strongly refuted allegations suggesting the use of chemical weapons by its forces, maintaining its commitment to the Chemical Weapons Convention. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that such news is a distortion of facts, aimed at undermining Thailand’s international standing. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nikorndej Plankul, Director-General of the Department of Information and Spokesperson of

Bangkok: A government spokesman has revealed a significant cybersecurity threat emerging from Cambodia, where casino financiers are reportedly collaborating with the Cambodian government to direct call centers in launching an Internet of Things (IoT) war against Thailand via social media platforms. These coordinated efforts have resulted in over 500 million cyberattacks each day, targeting various media outlets across Thailand. The

Bangkok: Paethongtarn and the Second Minister of the Interior visited Nan to monitor the impact and offer support to residents affected by Tropical Storm Wipha. Meanwhile, the Fine Arts Department found no damage to the murals depicting Pu Man and Ya Man from the flooding. Cracks were found in the chapel, but the structure was not affected. According to Thai

Ubon ratchathani: Pheu Thai Party MPs have established patrol teams to safeguard the property of Ubon Ratchathani residents, who have been compelled to evacuate due to ongoing clashes between Thailand and Cambodia. This initiative aims to ease the concerns of those who have had to leave their homes far behind. According to Thai News Agency, Somkid Chuekong, Deputy Secretary-General to