Bangkok: A Thammasat University academic has voiced concerns that Thailand is unprepared to enter the rare earth mineral production supply chain due to insufficient legislation, control measures, and technological expertise. The academic argued that the interim government should not grant concessions to other countries and should wait for the next government to achieve public consensus. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Abhisit Vejjajiva, leader of the Democrat Party, has called on the Thai government to reveal the details of its agreement with the United States concerning rare earth minerals. He emphasized the importance of transparency and highlighted three key precautions to prevent the US from monopolizing the agreement. According to Thai News Agency, Abhisit addressed the potential impacts of the

Bangkok: Jude Soonsap Bell, the Thai English striker currently playing for Grimsby Town in League Two, has officially accepted the call to join the Thai national football team. The former Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur player will represent Thailand during the FIFA Day in November. According to Thai News Agency, the decision came after extensive discussions with Nualphan Lamsam, the president

Bangkok: Abhisit reiterated that Thailand should not be complacent about Cambodia, even after signing a peace treaty. He emphasized that diplomacy must be pursued in conjunction with security forces. He had already told the Prime Minister to be wary of Cambodia, saying it could be used to discuss the issue at any forum. He did not guarantee that Trump, as

Narathiwat: Rail services on Thailand’s southern line resumed Tuesday after crews quickly repaired damage from a bomb blast near Marubo station in Narathiwat province on Monday, the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) said. The explosion damaged a switch point. SRT immediately replaced damaged concrete track sleepers and filled the crater, allowing traffic to flow again. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The government has confirmed that it will not provide benefits to the United States regarding rare earths. It emphasized that the joint development, exploration, and processing of these materials are not legally binding. It supports electric vehicles and clean energy, and does not provide benefits to the United States unilaterally. Ekniti revealed that this will be used as leverage