Bangkok, Thailand: Military leaders from Thailand and Cambodia met on Tuesday to agree on details of a ceasefire, brokered amid pressure from the U.S., that halted five days of deadly skirmishes along their disputed border. Regional military commanders along the 800-kilometer border agreed to halt gunfire, refrain from moving troops, and establish direct bilateral communications. According to Radio Free Asia,

Jakarta: Indonesia is on the brink of securing a significant trade deal with China for the export of whole durians, a move anticipated to open a lucrative market for the tropical fruit in China. Farmers and investors in Indonesia are expanding their durian cultivation in anticipation of this agreement, marking a potential boost for the country’s agricultural sector. According to

Bangkok: The Minister of Commerce expects the United States to announce tariffs on imported goods from Thailand within 24 hours, believing they will be similar to rates in the same region. He confirmed the continued implementation of relief and support measures for all affected sectors. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chatuporn Buruspat, Minister of Commerce, stated that the trade

Bangkok: The Government Savings Bank has announced a three-month automatic debt relief program designed to support individuals affected by the ongoing conflicts and severe flooding in the northern Thai-Cambodian border areas. The initiative aims to provide immediate financial reprieve by waiving interest for debtors during this period. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wirachai Amornratkulsuwet, the Senior Executive Vice President

Bangkok: The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) has issued an urgent announcement prohibiting the flying or launching of all types of unmanned aircraft (drones) in areas nationwide, effective from July 30 to August 15, 2025, or until further notice. According to Thai News Agency, this announcement is made to prevent national security and safety risks from the unrest along

Bangkok: Thailand’s military accused Cambodian forces on Wednesday of breaching a ceasefire agreement at three separate locations along the disputed border, warning that continued aggression could compel Thai forces to respond more decisively. According to TRTworld.com, the allegations come less than two days after both governments agreed to a ceasefire brokered in Malaysia, which took effect at midnight on Monday.

Bangkok: The Ministry of Finance reveals that GDP in 2025 will grow by 2.2 percent, factoring in Thai-Cambodian border clashes, northern region flooding, and impacts from Trump’s tax bill. The Ministry remains optimistic that a stimulus budget will help rejuvenate the border economy, while foreigners caution tourists about border-related incidents, which are not expected to affect the broader economic outlook.

Bangkok: Ubon Ratchathani Airport has been confirmed safe, with the Aeronautical Radio of Thailand (AEROTHAI) urging the public to monitor unauthorized drones. Monporn emphasized the airport’s security and called for vigilance in monitoring unmanned aerial vehicles, while expressing full support for military missions. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Manoporn Charoensri, Deputy Minister of Transport, reported receiving information from AEROTHAI