Geneva: Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow met with United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk during his visit to Geneva to attend the 22nd Conference of the Parties to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (Ottawa Convention). He took the opportunity to clarify Thailand’s position on the Thai-Cambodian border situation, emphasizing that Thailand is committed to the principles of peace.

Bangkok: The president of the Thai volleyball team confirmed that the Huamark Volleyball Stadium is ready for the SEA Games. The stadium has been prepared to accommodate the 2025 SEA Games, with the volleyball court at In Stadium Huamark meeting all necessary surface and technical requirements, following its recent role as host for the World Championships. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Thai swimming team is aiming to secure three gold medals at the upcoming 2025 SEA Games. Key athletes “Mermaid Noey” Kamonchanok Kwanmuang and “Shark Nuan” Tonnam Kantimul, who previously clinched championship titles, are central to this ambitious target. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai national team, composed of young talents often referred to as sharks and mermaids,

Hat yai: The mission to salvage the ruins of Hat Yai City continues unabated. Today, the Prime Minister visited Hat Yai to participate in a major cleaning operation. He also brought a team of academics to the area to plan long-term flood prevention. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister addressed the issue of post-flood waste management, admitting that

Chiang rai: Relatives performed a religious cremation ceremony for Natpong, before sending the body to the Ministry of Justice’s Institute of Forensic Medicine for a detailed autopsy. Meanwhile, police issued summonses for four close friends who were drinking at the house. According to Thai News Agency, at 1:30 PM, relatives moved the body of Mr. Nattawut Ponglangka, known as “Nut

Bangkok: The preparations for the 33rd SEA Games petanque event have hit a hurdle as the venue owner has refused to allow the games to proceed until the organizers pay the required deposit. This development comes after the decision to move the petanque competition from Songkhla Province to the indoor field at Walailak University, which had been adapted with new