Bangkok: The Cabinet has sanctioned a budget of 139.93 million baht to aid 279 individuals impacted by the ongoing unrest in the southern border provinces. This allocation comes from the central budget for fiscal year 2025 and falls under the Emergency or Necessary Reserve Fund. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukul Prueksanusak disclosed that the disbursement will

Bangkok: Senator Sawat and General Sawat have submitted a motion to the Senate, seeking a thorough discussion on the future of MOU 43-44. The motion calls for an evaluation of whether to retain or cancel the memorandum, which is pivotal in addressing the Thai-Cambodian border issue. According to Thai News Agency, General Sawat Tasana, who also chairs the Senate Committee

Geneva: “Maris” has revealed Sweden’s growing concerns over the current situation in Thailand and Cambodia, particularly the use of human shields by Cambodia to provoke protests. This issue is set to be discussed at the United Nations meeting in Geneva tomorrow. Sweden insists on holding back its ambassador until Cambodia demonstrates sincerity in resolving the issue. According to Thai News

Bangkok: “Message from a Warrior” by Second Lieutenant Thanawut Wetchasongkhro provides a poignant reflection on his experiences and lessons learned as a Rifle Platoon Commander within the 3rd Infantry Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment. According to Thai News Agency, Second Lieutenant Wetchasongkhro draws on his time as a cadet at the Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy, where he first encountered teachings that

Bangkok: Dr. Ming has publicly criticized Thais for propagating fake news about Cambodia, suggesting it undermines national strength and diverts focus from pressing national issues. She emphasized the government’s commitment to safeguarding sovereignty and the interests of the populace. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Ming disclosed that Paetongtarn’s cabinet meeting was conducted over Zoom, stressing that the Prime Minister’s

Bangkok: The Thai and Swedish governments have signed a cooperation agreement for the purchase of Gripen E and F fighter-bombers. Despite the agreement, it will take at least four more years before Thailand receives the aircraft. During this period, a joint development framework will be established to facilitate the transition. According to Thai News Agency, the newly purchased Gripen fighters

Bangkok: The Cabinet has announced the appointment of Phongsathorn Pokpermdee as the new Director-General of the Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine. The decision was made during a Cabinet meeting, where several other key appointments were also confirmed. According to Thai News Agency, the spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, revealed the results of the Cabinet

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has addressed the controversy surrounding Benjamin Mauerberger’s Thai citizenship application. Anutin clarified that the application, which allegedly faced a blockage during his time as Minister of the Interior, was never received due to incomplete documentation. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin explained that while the Minister of the Interior had signed off