Bangkok: Prime Minister’s Office spokesman Siripong Angkasakulkiat has contested House Speaker Wan Muhammad Nor Matha’s interpretation regarding the dissolution of Parliament amid a no-confidence motion. Siripong criticized Wan Nor’s stance, arguing that it is overly narrow and fails to consider the full scope of the applicable facts. He elaborated that once a no-confidence motion is filed, the Prime Minister is

Sa kaeo: Thai and Cambodian border officials have reached an agreement on two out of three key steps for surveying and installing temporary boundary markers after a seven-hour joint meeting in Sa Kaeo province on Tuesday. The focus of the discussions was the disputed area between Border Posts 42 and 47, near the villages of Ban Nong Ya Kaew and

Bangkok: The committee tasked with reviewing the cancellation of MOU 43-44 is contemplating a 30-day extension due to insufficient time for thorough consideration. Mr. Saritphong highlighted the ongoing differences in opinion within the committee and endorsed the government’s initiative to organize a debate forum to inform the public. He stressed that the decision to cancel the MOU rests with the

Bangkok: “Big Lek” met with the Defense Council to discuss the Thai-Cambodian border issue, as Defense Minister General Natthapol summoned the Armed Forces Commanders for a critical meeting. General Nattapol Nakphanit, the Minister of Defense, chaired the significant 10th/2025 Defense Council meeting focused on the “Development of the Thai Army 2050, the Thai Army in the 26th Buddhist Century.” The

Beijing: Diplomatic tensions between China and Japan have flared after the Japanese leader’s stance on the Taiwan issue has angered many Chinese people, sending shockwaves through Japan’s entertainment and tourism sectors. Chinese film distribution companies have recently decided to shut down the release of at least two Japanese films: “Crayon Shin-chan the Movie: Hot and Spicy! Dancer of Kasukabe” and

Bangkok: Taiwanese tourists are visiting Thailand in increasing numbers, with figures surpassing 850,000 this year. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is optimistic about welcoming 1 million Taiwanese travelers by the end of the year. Eight airlines are enhancing their offerings by selecting direct flights and introducing promotions to encourage repeat visits. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Phattananong Na

Washington: Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was warmly welcomed by US President Donald Trump on a visit that underscored the kingdom’s growing ties with the United States. During a meeting in the Oval Office at the White House, President Trump defended Prince bin Salman, insisting he had no prior knowledge of the 2018 killing of Saudi Arabian journalist