Bangkok: Thailand and Laos held comprehensive discussions to address drug problems, online human trafficking, and the suppression of precursor substances. The meeting also focused on the facilitation of cross-border transport with the upcoming 5th Friendship Bridge, aiming for a trade value of $11 billion by 2027. This initiative is expected to enhance security, the economy, transportation and logistics, and energy

Bangkok: OBEC recently found itself in a confusing situation after it demanded debt repayment from its own trading organization, which has been in arrears regarding textbook royalties since 2016. The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) addressed the issue, revealing that the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) is owed over 200 million baht in royalties for curriculum or learning materials.

Bangkok: Thailand, the United States, and South Korea have intensified their collaboration to tackle the rising problem of scams and call center gangs operating across borders. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted the continuous efforts by these countries to combat transnational crime, emphasizing their readiness to cooperate with other nations in this fight. According to Thai News

Bangkok: South Korean President Prawit Wongsuwan has expressed his pleasure in a phone conversation with Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, praising Thailand as a friendly nation and expressing readiness to collaborate on developing comprehensive economic partnership cooperation. The South Korean leader looks forward to meeting Anutin at the upcoming ASEAN-APEC forum. According to Thai News Agency, the Embassy of the

Bangkok: The Security Committee of the House of Representatives has convened to address corruption allegations involving Petty Officer 1st Class Yot Singh. This follows the National Anti-Corruption Commission’s (NACC) findings of his guilt, which were later dismissed by the court. Meanwhile, other defendants in the case have been found guilty, sparking concerns about the implications of such a principle on

Bangkok: The strengthening of Thai-Lao relations in all aspects, pushing for connectivity in transportation, energy, and the regional economy to grow sustainably. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Mr. Pipat, addressed the direction of cooperation between Thailand and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic during his official visit to Laos with the Prime Minister’s delegation. He stated that Thai-Lao transport

Bangkok: Thai and Lao leaders have reinforced their diplomatic ties by witnessing the exchange of memorandums of understanding and the handover of various forms of assistance. This event marks a significant step in their long-standing relationship, which spans over 75 years. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior of Thailand, and Mr. Sonexay

Bangkok: Chusak Sirinil, a party-list MP for the Pheu Thai Party, expressed his disappointment following the elimination of the Pheu Thai Party’s draft constitution amendment. Despite his hopes that democratic principles would unite the people, Chusak attributed the rejection to political maneuvering. As a result, he voted in favor of the People’s Party’s draft and is preparing to continue advocating