Bangkok: The House of Representatives has given its approval to the draft of the Joint Ticket Act, advancing the legislative process by sending the proposal to the Senate for further deliberation. The decision was reached during a session presided over by Speaker Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, who guided the House through the second and third readings of the Common Ticket

Sa kaeo: The situation along the Thai-Cambodian border, spanning seven provinces, remains stable, with forces strategically positioned to respond to potential incidents in all areas. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office and part of the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation Administration Committee (TCASAB), confirmed that the border situation at 11 different locations continues to

Sisaket: Following a meeting of the Regional Border Committee (RBC) at the Chong Sangam checkpoint in Sisaket Province today, 11 points were reached between Thailand and Cambodia. The atmosphere was peaceful, but local residents remain concerned and distrustful of Cambodia’s ability to adhere to the agreement. According to Thai News Agency, the discussions between the two nations aimed to address

Bangkok: Somkid Chuekong, Deputy Secretary-General to the Prime Minister for Political Affairs, has firmly denied allegations of spending 2 billion baht to influence political stances, maintaining that the current coalition remains robust. As the Constitutional Court’s ruling approaches, Somkid confirmed that Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra will be present at Government House for the decision. Ministers and Pheu Thai MPs are also

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has accused Cambodia of distorting facts and making slanderous claims regarding the establishment of communities that violate the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of 2000. The Army’s spokesman emphasized that the barbed wire at Ban Nong Chan is situated within Thai sovereignty, countering accusations from Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chum Sonry, spokesman for

New york: In a bid to address the escalating tensions between Thailand and Cambodia, Mr. Maris Sngiampong, Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, engaged in discussions with Mrs. Nada Al-Nashif, Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights at the United Nations. During the meeting, Mr. Maris presented evidence and clarified Thailand’s position on the ongoing issues, emphasizing that Thailand has not breached

Bangkok: The Second Army Region organized a crucial Regional Border Committee (RBC) meeting between Thailand and Cambodia to foster trust, alleviate tensions, and ensure peace along their shared border. The initiative aims to utilize all available mechanisms to address differences without resorting to confrontation. According to Thai News Agency, the meeting took place at the Chong Sangam Permanent Border Checkpoint

Bangkok: Thailand and Sweden have officially elevated their bilateral relations to a strategic partnership, marking a significant step in leveraging both countries’ strengths for joint development across various sectors. According to Thai News Agency, this development was formalized through an agreement signed by Mr. Maris Sngiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Thailand, and Ms. Maria Malmer Stenergard,