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

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has addressed inquiries from Mr. Pita Limjaroenrat, the former leader of the Move Forward Party, regarding the government’s approach to revoking Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) 43-44. Anutin stated that the House committee is actively examining the potential cancellation of these MOUs, following Pita’s question about why parliamentary mechanisms could

Nakhon ratchasima: The Sima Thani Hotel in Mueang District was the venue for a heartfelt retirement celebration for Lieutenant General Boonsin Phadklang, affectionately known as General Kung, on the evening of October 10, 2025. The event, honoring the HERO OF ISAN, was organized by the Executive Relations Development Club of Army Area 2 (E.P.B.T.P.2) and led by club president Mr.

Bangkok: Somsak Thepsuthin, a core leader of the Pheu Thai Party, addressed circulating rumors regarding the potential prime ministerial candidacy of Varawut Silpa-archa, leader of the Chartthaipattana Party. Somsak emphasized that it is premature to confirm whether Varawut will be considered as a candidate, despite his public visibility and significant voter support. According to Thai News Agency, Somsak acknowledged that

Bangkok: “The Shrimp General” is embracing a busy life post-retirement, engaging actively with the public by delivering lectures at various educational institutions and government agencies. He emphasizes that even those with action-packed careers should continue contributing after retirement. According to Thai News Agency, Lt. Gen. Boonsin Phadklang, who now serves as an advisor to the Royal Thai Army Commander and

Bangkok: Thai Sang Thai Party unveiled a draft constitutional amendment to promote “returning power to the people and restoring the rule of law.” The plan paves the way for the removal of independent organizations, amending the membership termination rules, and closing the loopholes for “snake-headed” MPs. Furthermore, it will unlock laws that hinder economic growth and create a path for

Bangkok: Somsak Thepsuthin, a core leader of the Pheu Thai Party, has reiterated his commitment to staying with the party despite the recent departure of Thanakrit Jit-areerat to Klatham, where he will serve as Secretary to the Minister of Social Development and Human Security. This move has been attributed to differences in political views between the two. According to Thai