Bangkok: The new Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy has announced the continuation of the navy’s existing submarine and frigate policy while also promoting the integration of new technologies to enhance the safety of personnel. Public assurances have been made regarding Thailand’s commitment to maintaining its borders and preventing any intrusions, with a firm stance ready to be taken if

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has authorized the military to take countermeasures against Cambodian provocations, emphasizing the need for vigilant monitoring of supplies and expressing concern about the potential impact on refugees. Despite reports of soldiers facing food shortages, the Prime Minister remains committed to supporting the troops as long as they keep him informed. According to Thai News Agency, Prime

Bangkok: The Prime Minister declined to answer questions about his talks with “Big Lek-Sihasak,” stating it was a matter of security. He emphasized the importance of the Foreign Minister’s role at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in safeguarding Thailand’s dignity and urged the public to remain confident that the country’s interests would not be compromised. The Prime Minister also

Bangkok: The future Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy is urging Cambodia to demolish a casino building that is encroaching on Ban Tha Sen, Trat Province. He emphasized the necessity of avoiding conflict by using the building as a joint surveillance structure rather than a casino, as it has not yet been utilized. The Royal Thai Navy, along with the

Bangkok: The Prime Minister arrived at Parliament and confirmed that all ministers were ready to explain their policies. Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Anutin Charnvirakul, arrived at Parliament at 8:58 a.m. He stated that he was here to deliver a policy statement and listen to suggestions and guidelines from members of Parliament. He had discussed this with all

Bangkok: The Election Commission Chairman has revealed that the case of collusion involving the Senate will be managed with care and fairness for all parties. The ECT chairman disclosed that the Senate collusion case has been under the scrutiny of the adjudication subcommittee since September 17, with the committee having 90 days to present its opinion to the ECT for

Bangkok: Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul defended his government’s performance during a parliamentary session, responding to criticisms from members of the opposition. Anutin emphasized the transparency and qualifications of his Cabinet while addressing concerns raised by Dr. Cholanat Srikaew from the Pheu Thai Party and Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut of the Prachachon Party. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has expressed his lack of concern regarding the opposition’s rhetoric, insisting that his focus remains on addressing issues beneficial to the public. He criticized the opposition’s debate tactics and stated that they aim to discredit the government. Furthermore, he addressed claims made by Thawee, who has yet to come to terms with his removal from the