Bangkok: The situation along the Thai-Cambodian border remains stable, despite recent violations of the ceasefire agreement and the Ottawa Treaty. The government is closely monitoring the area due to these infractions, including the unauthorized placement of landmines by Cambodian forces within Thai territory. The army has assured its readiness at all times. According to Thai News Agency, “Thai Khu Fa”

Surin: The Commander of Army Region 2 has expressed condolences following the death of Private Phithuyut Soda. Private Phithuyut, also known as “Nong Yak” on social media, was stationed at Prasat Ta Muen Thom in Surin Province, where he passed away from a chronic illness while on duty. According to Thai News Agency, Private Phithuyut, who was part of the

Bangkok: “Chanyapha” has clarified that the closure of the recent parliamentary session was due to a misunderstanding. The Speaker and Whip have advised the opposition to propose a fresh study of MOU 43-44, asserting that the parliament is prepared to consider it. It emphasizes that new political parties should move beyond behaviors aimed solely at toppling the government, instead focusing

Bangkok: The situation on the Thai-Cambodian border across seven provinces remains stable, with both countries adhering to the Regional Border Committee (RBC) agreements for regional peace. Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office and the committee of the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation Administration (TCASAB), confirmed that the border situation at 11 locations in these provinces is normal. The Thai

Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved B.Grimm to invest in clean energy in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), with a production capacity of 18 MW and a 25-year contract, supporting the green economy and investment of over 2 trillion baht. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, Deputy Government Spokesperson, revealed that the Cabinet Meeting No. 32/2025 resolved to approve

Bangkok: His Majesty the King has appointed six high-ranking officials of the Ministry of Interior, including Kajornkiat, as Director-General of the Department of Lands. The appointments were announced in the Royal Gazette, detailing the transfer and promotion of key civil servants within the Ministry. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phonphot Penphas has stepped down from his role as Director-General

Bangkok: Chaiya Promma, the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, has issued an apology for adjourning a recent parliamentary meeting before the discussion of MOU resolutions 43-44 could take place. Despite his affiliation with the Pheu Thai Party, Chaiya emphasized his impartiality in the matter and attributed the closure to a coordination error, urging both government and opposition