Phnom penh: GBC held new discussions this morning after last night’s discussions last night until midnight. The GBC will meet again this morning after Cambodia failed to reach a decision on some issues last night and had to send the matter back to Phnom Penh for further consideration. According to Thai News Agency, discussions under the GBC framework at 7:45

Bangkok: The government has launched an intensified “Temple Grounds Sweeping” operation aimed at investigating and addressing the issue of monks violating religious laws. According to Thai News Agency, Suchart Tancharoen, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, explained that the operation targets monks found engaging in sexual activities, who must be immediately disrobed. The initiative includes plans to amend laws to

Bangkok: “Bhumtham” received orders from the Cabinet meeting to file a civil and criminal lawsuit against Cambodia. Bhumtham, at yesterday’s Cabinet meeting, instructed relevant agencies to consider filing civil and criminal charges against Cambodia for serious crimes. He emphasized that this is not a case before the International Court of Justice, and he could not yet answer whether the GBC

Bangkok: The Senate’s request for an interpretation of Section 82 was clarified by Senator Prinya Wongcherdkwan as a move based on necessity rather than personal anger. He emphasized that this action was an institutional responsibility aimed at maintaining the integrity of the parliamentary system, rather than an accusation or an attempt to undermine anyone. According to Thai News Agency, Senator

Bangkok: The government continues to suppress drugs, maintaining its crackdown despite ongoing unrest on the Thai-Cambodian border. The Pha Muang Task Force recently seized over a million methamphetamine pills, with the total drug seizures valued at over 32 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukul Prueksanusak revealed that drug trafficking groups are exploiting the situation along

Kantharalak: Linthiphon Warinwatcharoj, Deputy Minister of Education, has emphasized that educational institutions located in the conflict zone along the Thai-Cambodian border will not be reopening. This comes after a request from Kantharalak Technical College to resume instruction, highlighting that security considerations must prevail. According to Thai News Agency, Linthiphon reiterated that the Minister of Education has made it clear that

Bangkok: The situation along the Thai-Cambodian border remains calm, with no reports of serious clashes overnight. “Thai Khu Fa” has confirmed that the area has been peaceful, and no violent incidents have occurred in any of the seven border provinces since late last night. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, stated that

Bangkok: Senator Natchapong Wongmulalee has filed a formal complaint at Bang Pho Police Station after discovering that his signature was forged on a crucial document. This document, which he denies authorizing, was submitted to the Senate President and subsequently led to the Constitutional Court ordering 136 senators to cease performing their duties. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Natchapong took