Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has granted Prime Minister Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra an extension to submit a statement addressing allegations related to a controversial conversation with Hun Sen, the President of the Senate of Cambodia. This extension, which is the second in this case, gives the Prime Minister until August 4th to provide her defense. The Court emphasized that this would

Bangkok: Thailand has not yet suffered any damage from hacker attacks, as confirmed by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society, Prasert Chantarawongthong. Prasert addressed concerns following the discovery of Cambodian IO attempts to disseminate fake news messages. He emphasized that the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MED) is actively coordinating security measures and stands ready

Bangkok: Maris Sengiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has sent a protest letter to ASEAN, the United States, China, and the United Nations, following a request from a close friend. He emphasized that Cambodia’s actions were not the end of the matter and assured that Thailand would respond after negotiations concluded. Maris urged everyone not to worry and promised that the

Bangkok: This afternoon, Thailand is poised to submit evidence to sue Anwar, the United States, and China for allegedly violating the ceasefire agreement in Cambodia. A government spokesman disclosed that these nations, acting as observers, have been implicated in the breach of the ceasefire declaration by Cambodia since midnight. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, the spokesman for

Bangkok: Deputy Government Spokesperson requests media cooperation in reporting news from reliable sources, fearing that fake news will not benefit Thailand in the international arena. Ms. Sasikan Wattanachan, Deputy Government Spokesperson, announced after the Cabinet meeting that the current political and border situation, including various threats, is quite tense. She therefore requests cooperation from both Thai and international media to

Bangkok: General Nattapol Nakphanit, Deputy Minister of Defense, has reiterated that there is no directive for negotiations with Cambodia, emphasizing that national sovereignty and interests remain the top priority. He firmly denied any pressure to conform to external tariffs, such as those from former President Trump, and outlined seven conditions necessary for military negotiations to proceed. The General expressed a

Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved in principle a draft ministerial regulation specifying fees for issuing licenses, certificates of notification, and providing services for the management of toxic and hazardous waste or garbage to communities. This new regulation aims to establish a structured fee system for waste management services, addressing a gap left by previous regulations. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Bhumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, acting as Prime Minister, extended his gratitude to the military for their steadfast performance in protecting the nation. He urged the Cabinet to consider special provisions for military personnel, addressing ongoing clashes with Cambodian forces despite a ceasefire agreement. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phumtham highlighted the challenges faced