Geneva: Thailand’s Anti-Online Crime Center (AOC 1441) has been awarded the prestigious first prize by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) at the WSIS Prizes 2025. Deputy Prime Minister Prasit led the Digital Economy and Society (DE) team to accept the award in Geneva. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Prasert Jantarawongthong, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and

Bangkok: The Senate Military Committee is currently in the process of determining a new date to invite the Prime Minister to address ongoing border issues, specifically concerning the Thai-Cambodian border and the southern border regions. Recent developments, including the rise of smuggled goods and illegal entry following border closure measures, have emerged as significant challenges. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Thai citizens have been cautioned against allowing foreigners to use their names as nominees, a practice that could result in serious legal consequences including imprisonment, fines, and asset seizure. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, the deputy government spokesman, highlighted the government’s efforts to prevent citizens from being unknowingly used as nominees by foreign entities. The Department

Bangkok: The Senate Entertainment Committee has raised alarms over irregularities in a proposed bill to legalize casinos, arguing that gambling does not contribute to economic growth and poses significant risks, including potential criminal activity and constitutional violations. According to Thai News Agency, the committee presented its findings during a Senate meeting chaired by Mr. Mongkol Surassajja, the first president of

Aranyaprathet: “Rome” visited the Khlong Luek checkpoint in Aranyaprathet to observe the measures to open and close Thai-Cambodian borders. He clearly saw that Cambodia closed its doors unilaterally. He saw the audio clip and personal relationship, making negotiations difficult. This became a situation that gave “Cambodia” an advantage. He pointed out that more than 7 Thai politicians had opened accounts

Bangkok: “Teng,” a leading figure in the People’s Party, spearheaded the submission of three draft amendments to the Thai constitution, focusing on establishing a Constitution Court and independent organizations that are more connected to the populace, with the hope of gaining parliamentary approval. The move is seen as an attempt to address underlying tensions in Thai politics. “Prits” revealed that

Rio de janeiro: The 17th BRICS Summit opened in Brazil. “Jiraporn” led the Thai delegation to the meeting as a partner country for the first time. The 17th BRICS Summit has begun in Rio de Janeiro, the Federative Republic of Brazil. Ms. Jiraporn Sindhuprai, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, as the head of the Thai delegation, met with leaders

Bangkok: Dr. Prapon Tangsrikiattikul, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Health, has urged for the swift passage of legislation governing the use of cannabis. He highlighted the absence of significant problems associated with cannabis over the past three years and argued against the need to reclassify it as a drug. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Prapon discussed the