Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved a relaxation for Cambodian workers working in border provinces in Thailand to stay for six months, starting from June 7, 2025, after measures were implemented to control travel times through checkpoints. Mr. Jirayu Huangtrakul, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, revealed that due to the unrest on the Thai-Cambodian border and the measures to control

Government house: Ms. Thirat Rattanawanich, Deputy Minister of Interior, has disclosed the establishment of a public shelter center in anticipation of Storm Wipha. The Director-General of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation is already present in the area, poised to manage the impacts of the impending storm. Residents in need of assistance can reach out via a 24-hour hotline.

Bangkok: “Paethongtarn” opened the dinner stage for coalition parties, expressing gratitude for the support received during her tenure as Prime Minister and affirming her commitment to serving the people and the institution. Despite no longer holding the Prime Minister position, she reassured attendees of her dedication to her responsibilities and her belief in future opportunities to serve. According to Thai

Bangkok: Army spokesman reveals that the landmine issue has been cleared up, and the international community understands Thailand, while the Cambodian military attach© sits still and does not argue – allowing the 2nd Army to assess the situation after Thais gather at Ta Muen Thom Temple later this month. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvari, the army

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court is currently awaiting evidence from five organizations before deciding on the case involving “Sai Jinjiang,” the owner of a gambling den, who claims that the extradition law violates the constitution. According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court is reviewing an appeal filed by the Court of Appeals against Mr. Sae Jinjiang, also known as SHE

Bangkok: “Pongkawin”, the Minister of Labor, has confirmed that the minimum wage will be raised to 400 baht next year after this year saw two increases. Mr. Pongkawin Juangroongruangkit, addressing the meeting of the Tripartite committee, discussed the resolution to increase the minimum wage in Bangkok and certain provincial businesses to 400 baht, noting that this increase has just been

Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party has launched a counter-offensive by releasing old video clips aimed at Thaksin Shinawatra, questioning his relationship with the Cambodian leader. The party asserts its commitment to Thai interests, distancing itself from accusations of favoring Cambodia. The party insists it is not attacking the Prime Minister over national betrayal but is instead urging accountability in relation to a

Bangkok: Mr. Sutham Charitngam, a Member of Parliament for Nakhon Si Thammarat representing the Palang Pracharath Party, has publicly declared his innocence following a complaint lodged by Ms. Netdao Watcharachainanwong, known as ‘Madam Cher,’ with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC). The complaint concerns a transfer of 120,000 baht, which Ms. Cher alleges might be considered as receiving assets or benefits