Phnom penh: Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has called upon the United States and Malaysia to investigate the origins of gunfire in a recent clash between Cambodia and Thailand. In a statement posted on his Facebook account, Hun Manet emphasized the need for clarity on who initiated the conflict, highlighting his discussions with U.S. President Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister

Pursat: F-16 fighter jets attacked a Cambodian military base, bombarding the “Thmoda Casino” after discovering that Cambodians were using the location as a gathering point to retaliate against Thailand. The strikes targeted casinos and military bases located in the Thomoda Subdistrict, Vieng Vel District, Pursat Province. The Thomoda City casino was identified as a structure built by Cambodia on Thai

Bangkok: The Supreme Court is ready to consider petitions regarding the parliamentary election. The Election Division of the Supreme Court is prepared to receive and examine petitions related to the parliamentary elections across the nation. Provincial courts will handle petitions concerning constituency Members of Parliament (MPs), while those regarding party-list MPs will be filed directly with the Supreme Court at

Bangkok: The government is advancing its initiatives to support vulnerable groups, specifically focusing on the elderly, by establishing guidelines for home repairs with a fixed rate cap of 40,000 baht per residence. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Airin Phanrit, Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, emphasized the government’s commitment to providing comprehensive welfare support aimed at enhancing the

Bangkok: Senator Pisit Apiwatnapong has firmly stated that the ongoing political maneuvering, which could result in the dissolution of parliament, is not connected to the Senate’s position on Article 256/28. He expressed concerns that this article might diminish the Senate’s authority to oversee legislation. Pisit argued that if a political party secures more than 350 seats, it could lead to

Sisaket: Amid rumors of a ceasefire, heavy clashes erupted on the Thai-Cambodian border in Kantaralak district, Sisaket province, this morning. Confirmed reports indicate four villagers were injured by shrapnel. According to Thai News Agency, the conflict has intensified in the region, causing distress among local residents. The local authorities are assessing the situation and providing necessary assistance to those affected.

Bangkok: Police have issued a red notice for Yimliak and his wife, amid growing controversy surrounding a photograph involving prominent Thai officials and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a Singaporean company. The situation has prompted concerns about potential regulatory violations and the involvement of various high-profile figures. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Rangsiman Rome, a

Bangkok: Yutthaporn Isarachai has expressed confidence that Thailand will ultimately prevail in the escalating conflict with Cambodia, which he insists is not a political maneuver but a forced response to aggression. According to Thai News Agency, Associate Professor Yutthaporn Isarachai, a lecturer at Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University, commented that Cambodia appears to have premeditated the conflict, likely as a strategy