Bangkok: Anutin’s government policy statement, featuring a blue cover and a national flag, was released, adhering to the three principles of public administration: “Protect the Institution, Uphold the Democratic System, and Uphold the Rule of Law.” He confirmed the government’s support for the referendum and the drafting of a new version in line with the Constitutional Court’s ruling. According to

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army is set to conduct a ceremony to honor soldiers involved in the Thai-Cambodian border dispute on September 26, 2025. The event will be led by the Army Commander-in-Chief in front of the Royal Thai Army Memorial Wall, where assistance will be provided to the soldiers’ heirs, and a special lecture will be delivered to the

Sisaket: In the final stretch of the Sisaket by-election, Bhumjaithai Party (B.T.) member Eve Jintawan Traisaranakul is knocking on doors, promoting policies on the livelihood and border, and slamming rival parties for two years of ineffectiveness, citing concerns about an audio clip from “Uncle”. Ms. Jintawan Traisaranakul, or Eve, candidate number 2 for Constituency 5 for the Bhumjaithai Party, commented

Bangkok: The Amnesty Committee held its final meeting to summarize the overall picture. The committee concluded that amnesty would not be granted for those causing death, corruption, and Section 112. It also ordered the establishment of a committee to consider potential repentance. Nikorn revealed that he plans to submit a proposal to the meeting to update the situation. According to

Bangkok: Sihasak Phuangketkaew commenced his duties as the Minister of Foreign Affairs with a focus on the Thai-Cambodian border situation. He is set to address the issue at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) this evening. On his first day, Sihasak encouraged civil servants to make meaningful progress over the next four months, stressing unity and a collaborative approach to

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Navy has taken action by dispatching three ships to assist the public after a road collapse occurred in front of Vajira Hospital. Captain Warit Pachihi, assistant spokesman for the Royal Thai Navy, explained that the incident was triggered by underground drilling, which likely caused a water pipe to rupture, resulting in an underground cavity and the

Bangkok: The Prime Minister, accompanied by key members of his cabinet, engaged in a significant dialogue with leaders from the Thai capital market, expressing enthusiasm and satisfaction about the mechanisms in place for fostering economic growth within the country. According to Thai News Agency, the meeting took place at the Stock Exchange of Thailand building, where the Prime Minister, along

Bangkok: The Minister of Defense expressed his gratitude for the kindness of the “Hathai Thip” Fund for building the Thai-Cambodian fence. The Minister extended his appreciation to His Royal Highness Prince Srisavangavadhana for inaugurating the “Hathai Thip” fund to initiate the construction of a fence and bunkers along the Thai-Cambodian border, confirming that areas with clear identification could see immediate