Bangkok: The Second Army Region organized a crucial Regional Border Committee (RBC) meeting between Thailand and Cambodia to foster trust, alleviate tensions, and ensure peace along their shared border. The initiative aims to utilize all available mechanisms to address differences without resorting to confrontation. According to Thai News Agency, the meeting took place at the Chong Sangam Permanent Border Checkpoint

Bangkok: Somkid Chuekong, Deputy Secretary-General to the Prime Minister for Political Affairs, has firmly denied allegations of spending 2 billion baht to influence political stances, maintaining that the current coalition remains robust. As the Constitutional Court’s ruling approaches, Somkid confirmed that Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra will be present at Government House for the decision. Ministers and Pheu Thai MPs are also

Bangkok: The House of Representatives has given its approval to the draft of the Joint Ticket Act, advancing the legislative process by sending the proposal to the Senate for further deliberation. The decision was reached during a session presided over by Speaker Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, who guided the House through the second and third readings of the Common Ticket

Bangkok: The Senate is gearing up for a significant discussion on the 2016 budget draft scheduled for September 1-2. Each senator will have 10 minutes to participate in the debate, which will cover the overall picture and focus on four key areas. Senator Pisit has highlighted the importance of careful consideration regarding the establishment of a committee to cancel MOUs

Bangkok: Pheu Thai MP Worasit Kalptinan extended his well-wishes to Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, hoping for her safety and a positive outcome in her legal case on August 29th. He emphasized the importance of leadership in addressing the country’s challenges. According to Thai News Agency, during a House of Representatives meeting chaired by House Speaker Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, Mr.

Bangkok: “Bhumtham” believes foreigners understand Thailand’s position on the Nong Chan border issue. Phumtham insists that Thailand is following the law, despite Cambodia’s use of crowds to clash with the authorities. He believes that if Thailand violates the law, legal action will be taken. He believes that foreigners understand Thailand’s position, stating that the governor of Sa Kaeo has apologized