Chanthaburi: The much-anticipated Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) meeting between Thailand and Cambodia in Chanthaburi Province has faced unexpected delays, with the official announcement of the meeting’s results originally scheduled for 6:00 PM yet to be made. Media outlets continue to monitor the venue, eagerly awaiting the release of the official outcomes. According to Thai News Agency, today’s JBC meeting featured

Bangkok: Daily arrests of individuals attempting to illegally cross the border into Thailand are becoming a regular occurrence. Thais who were deceived into opening mule accounts have met with Thai soldiers, expressing relief and happiness to return home. According to Thai News Agency, authorities have issued warnings to the public about the dangers of accepting job offers through social media

Bangkok: Misleading information about women’s fertility has been spreading globally, suggesting that women today face more infertility issues than in the past due to environmental toxins, electromagnetic pollution, and medication use. However, experts argue that the decline in childbirth rates is primarily due to lifestyle choices rather than an increase in infertility. According to Thai News Agency, data from the

Chonburi: DSI arrests another suspect in a transnational scam that lured victims to work in the Philippines. The Investigative, Tracing, and Intelligence Center arrested Ms. Pennapa, a suspect under Criminal Court arrest warrant No. 1798/2568 dated March 15, 2025, for the offense of “colluding by agreement of two or more persons to commit human trafficking,” on Koh Larn, Na Kluea

Takhmod: A 16-year-old teenager was shot and killed on the side of the road in Takhmod District, Phatthalung Province. Two friends who were with him were questioned and they confessed to the crime, claiming the gun went off. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred around 8 p.m., when Mr. Apirak, age 16, was found shot once in the

Bangkok: A spokesperson for the Royal Thai Police’s Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) has reaffirmed their commitment to dismantling call center networks operating in Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, the TCSD had already identified 62 operational bases and shared this information with Cambodian authorities, yet no significant progress has been reported. Pol. Lt. Gen. Trairong Phiwpaen, Deputy Inspector-General of

Bangkok: The ex-wife of Kamnan Lee, a prominent land owner, is currently disputing the rights of possession over a piece of land that has recently become a focal point of contention. The land in question is associated with the so-called “Kamnan Lee” network, which was constructed on “Auntie Khampin’s” property. Recent developments have seen the dismantling of this network, leading

Bangkok: Thailand’s Constitutional Court unanimously ruled on Wednesday that the country’s Extradition Act is constitutional, removing a legal obstacle for the extradition of jailed gambling tycoon She Zhijiang. The court, in a 9-0 decision, determined that Sections 19 and 21 of the Extradition Act (2008)-the provisions challenged by She’s defense-do not violate the Constitution, specifically the articles guaranteeing rights and