Bangkok: General Prawit Wongsuwan, leader of the Palang Pracharath Party, marked his 80th birthday by opening the Five Provinces Border Forest Conservation Foundation, expressing his commitment to both conservation efforts and the wellbeing of innocent citizens affected by regional conflicts. According to Thai News Agency, the celebration took place on August 11, 2025, where General Prawit was surrounded by well-wishers

Bangkok: The government has assigned seven ministers to inspect all 12 shelters in four provinces tomorrow to gather empirical data to determine the second round of additional compensation, including for damaged homes, farms, and pets, before submitting it to the Cabinet for consideration. Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, revealed that the government has tasked ministers with

Bangkok: The National Security Council (NSCC) has introduced “Boom Panadda” as a volunteer spokesperson, a strategic move designed to leverage her experience and public appeal. Competing against “Lt. Gen. Malee,” she expresses confidence that her communication skills will serve her well in this role. She commits to confronting fake news and pledges to represent the people’s interests by providing factual

Bangkok: “Big Lek” expressed optimism about the recent preliminary agreement reached between Thailand and Cambodia, highlighting the discussions on the landmine issue that will continue until mutual acceptance is achieved. He commended the General Border Committee (GBC) negotiation team for their efforts and thanked the residents of the four Thai-Cambodian border provinces for their patience. He instructed provincial governors to

Bangkok: Phumtham Wechayachai, Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has announced plans to sue Cambodian authorities for failing to comply with domestic laws, asserting that those responsible must be held accountable, irrespective of ongoing negotiations. He clarified that this legal action is not intended to exert political pressure. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to review