Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has lodged a formal protest against Cambodia, citing a violation of Thai sovereignty that resulted in injuries to three Thai soldiers. The ministry plans to address this issue with the Cambodian ambassador and Foreign Minister, engage in discussions with senior leaders, and reaffirm Thailand’s stance on the matter during the United Nations meeting in

Bangkok: A public warning has been issued regarding the dangers of using ultrasonic tartar scrapers at home, highlighting the risk of infection. It is advised that individuals utilize the gold card to have tartar professionally removed at dental clinics participating in the “30 baht treatment everywhere” project or at regular service units, free of charge. According to Thai News Agency,

Phitsanulok: “Paethongtarn” entered Phitsanulok House to discuss with the Tourism Authority of Thailand to upgrade cultural tourism before attending the announcement of the tourism direction for 2026. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister and Minister of Culture, traveled to Phitsanulok House at 2:00 p.m. to discuss cooperation between the Ministry of Tourism and the Ministry of

Bangkok: “Supachai” points out that his power was used beyond its limits, in the case of the threat to transfer the Director-General of the Land Department. “Supachai” warns “Phumtham” threatening to transfer the Director-General of the Land Department over the Khao Kradong issue, pointing out that the use of power exceeds the limits, violates the rule of law, the rule

Bangkok: Gen. Nattapol Nakphanit, Deputy Minister of Defense and Director of the Center for Special Operations in the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation Administration (CSOPA), has urged the public to understand the government’s procedural approach amidst the ongoing tensions with Cambodia over alleged new mine placements. According to Thai News Agency, Gen. Nattapol highlighted that the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA)

Bangkok: In response to claims by some Cambodians regarding the origins of the “Thai alphabet,” Mr. Jirayu Huangtrakul, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, has advised those involved to examine historical facts. He suggested that Cambodians who organized the campaign claiming the Thai script originated from the Khmer alphabet should instead direct their claims to the ancient “Pallava” people. According

Bangkok: Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister and Minister of Culture, addressed recent claims made by Samdech Hun Sen, President of the Cambodian Senate, regarding the origin of the political concept “Thaksin thinks, Pheu Thai does.” She questioned Hun Sen’s assertion, drawing a comparison to an incident where an audio clip was released, only for its release to be denied later.

Bangkok: A recent claim by some Cambodians that the Thai alphabet originated from the Khmer script has prompted a response from Mr. Jirayu Huangtrakul, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office in Thailand. He advised those making such claims to study the ancient history of Southeast Asia and directed them to trace the roots of the script back to the Pallava