November 16, 2025

Suksit Srichomkhwan Criticizes Prime Minister for Delayed International Engagement

Bangkok: Suksit Srichomkhwan, a spokesman for the Pheu Thai Party, has taken aim at the Prime Minister for his perceived sluggishness on the international stage, particularly concerning Thailand’s diplomatic efforts with the United States, China, and Malaysia. Suksit has voiced concerns over statements made by the Prime Minister that he believes could jeopardize Thailand’s territorial integrity and erode public confidence

Trump Uses Tariff Threats to Pressure Thailand Over Ceasefire with Cambodia

Bangkok: British media reports suggest that former U.S. President Donald Trump is employing tariff threats as a means to pressure Thailand into adhering to its ceasefire agreement with Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, a British media outlet, the U.S. has warned Thailand that ongoing trade negotiations could be halted unless Thailand commits to maintaining the ceasefire that Trump helped

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul Defends National Dignity Amid Thai-Cambodian Border Dispute

Bangkok: Academics have expressed their support for Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s firm stance in defending national dignity during discussions with US President Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim regarding the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border dispute. They emphasize that Thailand has not violated any laws and urge the United States to maintain a neutral position. According to Thai News

United States Decouples Trade Tariffs from Thai-Cambodian Declaration

Bangkok: The Prime Minister confirmed that the United States will not link the Thai-Cambodian Declaration with tariff negotiations. Thailand will proceed with humanitarian mine clearance missions in accordance with international standards. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister’s Office Spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat revealed that last night, Malaysian Prime Minister and ASEAN Chair Anwar Ibrahim spoke again by phone with Prime

Chao Phraya and Bhumibol Dams Reduce Water Discharge to Manage Flooding

Bangkok: Chao Phraya Dam and Bhumibol Dam have recently decreased their water discharge rates to manage the ongoing water situation. The National Water Resources Development and Management Office (NWR) has projected that the Chao Phraya Dam’s discharge rate will further decline to 2,400-2,700 cubic meters per second from November 20-24. Concurrently, Bhumibol Dam has reduced its water discharge to 50

WHA Group Reports 14% Increase in Profits Amid Major Deal Negotiations

Bangkok: WHA Corporation Public Company Limited (WHA Group) has announced a 14% increase in normalized profits, amounting to 3.787 billion baht, driven by a pending deal with regional clients, including data center companies interested in investing in the 1,000-rai WHA Industrial Estate. According to Thai News Agency, WHA Group reported its operating results for the first nine months of 2025,

Meteorological Department Issues Weather Warning for Upper Thailand

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning indicating that from November 17-23, the upper region of Thailand will experience unstable weather characterized by thunderstorms in some areas. Following this, a drop in temperature is expected, resulting in cool to cold weather accompanied by strong winds. Meanwhile, the southern region is forecast to see an increase in rain, with some

Anwar’s Assurance to Trump on Trade Talks Sparks Dialogue

Bangkok: Anwar Ibrahim, the Malaysian Prime Minister and Chair of ASEAN, recently engaged in discussions with US President Donald Trump, reaffirming that the suspension of Thailand’s declaration will not be a topic in the ongoing trade tariff negotiations between Thailand and the United States. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul shared on social media that Anwar reached