Trat: The Royal Thai Navy immediately responded, saying Cambodia had spread false information about the sound of firecrackers at the border. Rear Admiral Parat Ratanachaiphan, the Royal Thai Navy spokesman, clarified that according to the report released by the Cambodian Ministry of Defense on November 19, 2025, Cambodia’s ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) had ended its mission to monitor the ceasefire

Bangkok: Bowornsak Uwanno, Deputy Prime Minister, addressed the ongoing debate regarding the Prime Minister’s power to dissolve Parliament in the context of a no-confidence motion. Bowornsak clarified that despite the submission of a no-confidence motion by the opposition, the Prime Minister retains the authority to dissolve Parliament until the motion is thoroughly reviewed, placed on the agenda, and officially notified

Altai: The local government of northwest China’s Xinjiang region has declared its first official “snow break” holiday for more than 70,000 students, in an effort to bolster the country’s ice and snow economy and boost children’s physical fitness. According to Thai News Agency, local authorities in Altai Province, a region in Xinjiang known for its many ski resorts, announced on

Bangkok: Thai Defense Minister Gen. Natthapol Nakpanich revealed a plan to accelerate the resolution of border issues with Cambodia, focusing on two critical missions: expediting landmine clearance and managing the disputed area around Baan Nong Chan and Baan Nong Yak Kaew in Sa Kaeo province. The Minister has ordered the temporary demarcation posts in the disputed villages to be installed

Bangkok: The Deputy Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police has declared the need for stricter enforcement against drunk driving and non-helmet use, citing a road death toll exceeding 10,000, which he described as “more than in war.” The directive includes enhanced safety measures and the implementation of AI technology to manage traffic lights and alleviate congestion in major urban centers.