Bangkok: The National Security Council has clarified its stance against violence following an incident involving the assault of a Cambodian soldier. The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) confirmed its non-support for violence after tourists were found to have physically assaulted a Cambodian soldier. This incident comes in the wake of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issuing a protest letter

Bangkok: Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, emphasized the importance of not criticizing Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra for his involvement in discussions related to the Trump tax debate. Phumtham praised Thaksin’s skills as a lobbyist and highlighted his personal connections, which were utilized to address issues with the US leader. According to Thai News Agency, Phumtham addressed

Bangkok: The government is preparing to announce its performance and leverage artificial intelligence to enhance communication strategies. Dr. Phrommin Lertsuridej, Secretary-General to the Prime Minister, emphasized the significance of showcasing the administration’s successes in suppressing call centers and e-cigarettes, and advancing the 20-baht electric train system across all lines. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Prommin revealed these details following

Bangkok: “Phumtham” has issued a firm deadline of 7 days for the Director-General of the Land Department to provide a clear explanation regarding the handling of the Khao Kradong land case in Buriram Province. The directive follows concerns over the failure to adhere to court orders related to the land dispute. Should the explanation remain unclear, Phumtham is prepared to

Bangkok: The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has unanimously decided to establish a committee to investigate serious ethics violations involving Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra.The investigation stems from an audio clip of her conversation with Hun Sen, President of the Cambodian Senate. According to Thai News Agency, the NACC convened and voted to appoint a panel to examine the contents of the

Bangkok: “Dr. Ming” has opted not to disclose whether “Wisanu” has been included in the Prime Minister’s legal team, emphasizing her actions are intended to protect national interests. She remarked on the necessity of possibly requesting a 15-day extension from the Constitutional Court if the explanation cannot be completed in time, citing the presence of witnesses and evidence within their

Bangkok: Senator Sawat is set to propose a discussion at the Senate meeting aimed at addressing the border issues between Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Myanmar. This initiative comes in response to the challenges faced by the “Paethongtarn government” and seeks to create cooperative and peaceful resolutions to ensure sustainable stability. According to Thai News Agency, General Sawat Tasana, a member

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has disclosed that a Thai tourist involved in an assault on a Cambodian soldier at the Ta Muen Thom Temple is a former ranger soldier. The individual has been handed over to the police for legal proceedings. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvari, the Army spokesman, reported that the incident occurred on