Bangkok: The Prime Minister confirmed that the United States will not link the Thai-Cambodian Declaration with tariff negotiations. Thailand will proceed with humanitarian mine clearance missions in accordance with international standards. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister’s Office Spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat revealed that last night, Malaysian Prime Minister and ASEAN Chair Anwar Ibrahim spoke again by phone with Prime

Bangkok: The government is urging citizens to be cautious about poultry diseases during the late rainy season and early winter. In cases where unusually dead poultry is found, it should not be sold, distributed, or used in food. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ayrin Phanrit, Deputy Government Spokesperson, disclosed that the government, through the Department of Livestock Development, Ministry

Bangkok: Academics have expressed their support for Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s firm stance in defending national dignity during discussions with US President Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim regarding the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border dispute. They emphasize that Thailand has not violated any laws and urge the United States to maintain a neutral position. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Ministry of Education has unveiled new guidelines aimed at managing educational institution curricula and promoting the learning of history and civic duties. The new framework is designed to align with the Ministry’s policy of fostering an understanding of Thai history and civic responsibilities under a democratic regime with the King as Head of State. According to Thai News

Bangkok: British media reports suggest that former U.S. President Donald Trump is employing tariff threats as a means to pressure Thailand into adhering to its ceasefire agreement with Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, a British media outlet, the U.S. has warned Thailand that ongoing trade negotiations could be halted unless Thailand commits to maintaining the ceasefire that Trump helped

Bangkok: Sudarat Pitakpornpallop, a Pheu Thai MP, was seen attending a meeting with Bhumjaithai Party MPs alongside Newin Chidchob. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, deputy leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, shared a photo on his Facebook page showing Sudarat sitting at a table with Newin Chidchob, president of Buriram United Football Club, and Nan Bunthida Somchai, an MP and spokesperson for the Bhumjaithai

Bangkok: Suksit Srichomkhwan, a spokesman for the Pheu Thai Party, has taken aim at the Prime Minister for his perceived sluggishness on the international stage, particularly concerning Thailand’s diplomatic efforts with the United States, China, and Malaysia. Suksit has voiced concerns over statements made by the Prime Minister that he believes could jeopardize Thailand’s territorial integrity and erode public confidence

Bangkok: Suchatvee Suwansawat, leader of the Thai Move Forward Party, has advised Thailand to adopt a sharp diplomatic approach in response to the United States’ decision to suspend tariff negotiations. He cautioned against political maneuvers that could adversely affect the nation’s economy. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Suchatvee highlighted concerns on November 16, 2015, following the Deputy United States