Bangkok: The current cabinet reshuffle is being closely watched, with former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra signaling that the Pheu Thai Party should bring back major ministries such as the Interior Ministry to oversee. How will this affect the stability of the coalition parties? Follow the report. According to Thai News Agency, the reshuffle has sparked significant interest due to the

Chiang Rai: The Ministry of Interior has affirmed its commitment to addressing the contamination issues plaguing the Kok River, a vital waterway for the region. The ministry has received numerous complaints from villagers affected by the heavy metal contamination, particularly arsenic, in the Kok and Sai Rivers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Arsit Sampantharat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reiterated its commitment to resolving the Thai-Cambodian border issue peacefully, in accordance with Thai and international laws. The Ministry’s spokesperson, Mr. Nikorndej Plangoon, disclosed that a meeting was held with executives, chaired by Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Maris Sengiampong, to discuss strategies for addressing the boundary conflict and preparing for an upcoming

Bangkok: Lot 3 of the Senate members gradually acknowledged the charges and explained the case of collusion in selecting the Senate members. “Senator Maria” revealed after giving a clarification for 2 hours that she is confident, complete, and comfortable. According to Thai News Agency, reporters reported that after the 26th Investigation and Inquiry Committee of the Election Commission issued a

Phnom Penh: Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, along with General Nattapol Nakphanit, Deputy Minister of Defense, General Thongchai Rodyoi, Chief of Staff of the Royal Thai Army, and their delegation, participated in discussions with General Tea Seiha, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense of Cambodia, General Eth Sarath, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has initiated a discussion to evaluate the situation at the Thai-Cambodian border, emphasizing adherence to principles of peace and confirming that Thailand does not recognize the authority of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The Prime Minister insists that discussions should focus solely on problematic areas without expanding the issues further. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Thai government has reiterated its longstanding position of not recognizing the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in resolving its border disputes with Cambodia. Instead, it has emphasized the importance of utilizing the Joint Border Commission (JBC) framework to address ongoing issues. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangtrakul, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office,

Bangkok: The Commander of the Naval Fleet has confirmed that the Royal Thai Navy is fully prepared to address any potential threats, following reports of Cambodian military exercises near Koh Kood. Speaking on the state of readiness, the Commander emphasized the navy’s role as a strategic tool for government peace negotiations, reassuring the public of the navy’s commitment to national