Bangkok: Senator Pisit Apiwatnapong has firmly stated that the ongoing political maneuvering, which could result in the dissolution of parliament, is not connected to the Senate’s position on Article 256/28. He expressed concerns that this article might diminish the Senate’s authority to oversee legislation. Pisit argued that if a political party secures more than 350 seats, it could lead to

Bangkok: The Supreme Court is ready to consider petitions regarding the parliamentary election. The Election Division of the Supreme Court is prepared to receive and examine petitions related to the parliamentary elections across the nation. Provincial courts will handle petitions concerning constituency Members of Parliament (MPs), while those regarding party-list MPs will be filed directly with the Supreme Court at

Phnom penh: Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has called upon the United States and Malaysia to investigate the origins of gunfire in a recent clash between Cambodia and Thailand. In a statement posted on his Facebook account, Hun Manet emphasized the need for clarity on who initiated the conflict, highlighting his discussions with U.S. President Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister

Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a “total ceasefire” effective Friday, December 12, following a phone call with the leaders of both countries in an attempt to salvage a ceasefire he brokered earlier this year, after clashes between Thailand and Cambodia entered their fifth day. President Trump posted on his Truth Social platform

Wondara: The Power of Flower – Immersive Exhibition has become a new tourist attraction in Rayong Province. This exhibition offers visitors a 4D experience of flowers through light, color, sound, and scent, promising to refresh and invigorate the senses. It is open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with tickets available through Zipevent.

Bangkok: Serving up joy for its 9th year, ‘Siam Street’ returns this spectacular showcase of street performances from around the world with ‘PMCU Presents Siam Street World Stage 2025.’ This year, Chulalongkorn University Property Management (PMCU), in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, the Department of Cultural Promotion, Bangkok Exhibition Co., Ltd. (BEX), and various other government and private sector

Bangkok: Thai rock climbers made a strong start at the SEA Games, winning 1 silver and 1 bronze medal. According to Thai News Agency, the Climbing Association of Thailand aims to propel athletes to the 2028 Olympics. The Thai climbing team started the 33rd SEA Games with a silver and a bronze medal in the lead climbing events. Aussie –

Bangkok: Northern and southern Thailand will continue to experience rain, while northeastern Thailand should prepare for a new wave of cool winds. The Meteorological Department warns that thunderstorms will persist in the North and South, while the Northeast should brace for a drop in temperature as new cold air approaches. According to Thai News Agency, thunderstorms in the South are