Buriram: “Phumtham” has expressed confidence that the actions taken regarding Khao Kradong are in accordance with the Supreme Court’s ruling. Ministry of Interior (MOI) Minister Bhumtham stated that affected villagers could pursue their rights through legal procedures, though he mentioned that only companies have filed complaints so far. He reiterated his confidence in the compliance with the court’s decision and

Bangkok: Rangsiman Rome, MP for the People’s Party and Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on State Security, Thai Border Affairs, National Strategy, and Reform, voiced his concerns regarding Cambodia’s commitment to honoring agreements made at the General Border Committee (GBC) meeting held between Thailand and Cambodia in Malaysia. He emphasized the importance of maintaining Thailand’s legitimacy in the

Bangkok: Phumtham Wechayachai, Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has announced plans to sue Cambodian authorities for failing to comply with domestic laws, asserting that those responsible must be held accountable, irrespective of ongoing negotiations. He clarified that this legal action is not intended to exert political pressure. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to review

Bangkok: “Trisulee” has urged the government to revoke the royal decorations awarded to Hun Sen during Thaksin Shinawatra’s tenure as Prime Minister in 2001. The call comes amid ongoing discussions about the implications and significance of such honors in the current political context. According to Thai News Agency, the royal decorations were officially published in the Royal Gazette on 30

Bangkok: “Big Lek” expressed optimism about the recent preliminary agreement reached between Thailand and Cambodia, highlighting the discussions on the landmine issue that will continue until mutual acceptance is achieved. He commended the General Border Committee (GBC) negotiation team for their efforts and thanked the residents of the four Thai-Cambodian border provinces for their patience. He instructed provincial governors to

Bangkok: The NBTC has expressed confidence that the Thailand team is actively engaging with the international community to address ongoing issues at the Thai-Cambodian border. The CCSA has urged the public to trust in Team Thailand’s efforts to communicate with international counterparts, emphasizing Thailand’s dedication to resolving disputes through bilateral mechanisms and maintaining a firm commitment to the ceasefire agreement.

Bangkok: The National Security Council (NSCC) has introduced “Boom Panadda” as a volunteer spokesperson, a strategic move designed to leverage her experience and public appeal. Competing against “Lt. Gen. Malee,” she expresses confidence that her communication skills will serve her well in this role. She commits to confronting fake news and pledges to represent the people’s interests by providing factual

Bangkok: The Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) has expressed concerns that the recent General Border Committee (GBC) negotiations with Cambodia may not yield fruitful results, as Cambodia has not yet defused explosive ordnance in the disputed areas. According to Thai News Agency, the PPRP is urging the government to expedite legal actions against Cambodian leader Hun Sen under Thai law and