Bangkok: General Somsak Rungsita, head of the Southern Border Provinces Peace Dialogue Team, announced that he is currently waiting for orders to establish a negotiation team aimed at addressing issues in Thailand’s southern border provinces. The team, once formed, will include experts in various fields to facilitate comprehensive dialogue. He emphasized the need to clearly define Thailand’s role, which he

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has expressed confidence in the significant progress of peace talks. During a recent meeting with regional security officials, Anutin emphasized the need for strengthened security measures and a focus on intelligence to seal natural channels, asserting his readiness to perform his duties without a probationary period. According to Thai News

Nong bo thong: Villagers in Nong Bo Thong, Khon Buri District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, are transforming vacant land next to their homes into thriving Inun vegetable gardens. In just under three months, these efforts have translated into a lucrative venture, with the locals harvesting and selling the produce twice a week, generating between 300-400 baht each time. According to Thai

Songkhla: Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul recently traveled to the southern border, emphasizing the need for public safety, the protection of Thai sovereignty, and the promotion of sustainable peace. The visit was marked by the presence of Members of Parliament from the Bhumjaithai Party and other coalition parties who welcomed him. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin

Bangkok: “Big Pom,” or General Prawit Wongsuwan, leader of the Palang Pracharath Party, led a united Kathin ceremony in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province to preserve Buddhism and promote Thai traditions. The ceremony took place at Wat Koh Kaew and Wat Pho Phueak, two sites regularly visited by General Prawit for such events. According to Thai News Agency, the total

Bangkok: Wanwichit Boonprong, an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Political Science at Rangsit University, has highlighted Thailand’s strategic approach towards its diplomatic tensions with Cambodia, describing it as a “pliers” strategy. According to Thai News Agency, this strategy emphasizes diplomatic pressure while avoiding provocative actions, aiming to transform a previous governmental weakness into a diplomatic strength under the current

Ban nong chan: “Weera” draws a line: after October 31st, villagers are ready to take action themselves to push Cambodia forward. Wira has set a deadline for officials to push Cambodians out of Ban Nong Chan by October 31st, stating that if they are unsuccessful, the people are ready to take action themselves. Regarding the atmosphere at Ban Nong Ya

Bangkok: A spokesperson for the Senate Tourism Committee has expressed concerns over Thailand’s preparations for the 33rd SEA Games, scheduled for December 9-20. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chamlong Anantasuk, Senator and spokesman for the Senate Committee on Tourism and Sports, highlighted several issues, including the lack of publicity and incomplete preparations with less than two months remaining. He