Bangkok: The Prime Minister insists that the government has never thought of pushing foreign workers out of the country. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, emphasized that the government has never entertained the idea of pushing foreign workers out, stating that it is their right if any country calls them back, and there will be jobs waiting for them. According to

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has confirmed that there were no Cambodian soldiers blocking the entrance to the Emerald Triangle. The army emphasized the importance of relying on government sources for accurate information. According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Thai Army responded to reports from the Sri Saket News page, which claimed that armed Cambodian soldiers were preventing Thai

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement expressing concern over the escalating situation between Israel and Iran, advising Thai nationals to avoid traveling to high-risk areas and to stay updated with announcements from the Thai Embassy. According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry urged both Israel and Iran to exercise maximum restraint to prevent harm to innocent

Bangkok: The Prime Minister will open Government House to welcome Opal Suchata tomorrow. The government is preparing to open the Thai Khu Fah building, Government House, to welcome “Opal Suchata”, Miss World 2025, to join in showing the power of women and presenting creative culture for Thailand in all dimensions. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for

Bangkok: Mr. Noppadon Pattama, a former Minister of Foreign Affairs, has called on the government to enhance its efforts in resolving the Thai-Cambodian border issue. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Noppadol recommended the implementation of four additional measures to address the ongoing problems. The Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) is currently handling the issue in Phnom Penh, while Cambodia plans

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has expressed his unwavering confidence and trust in Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra. He voiced his belief that she would not dissolve the parliament for political gain, urging the public to view cabinet reshuffles as a means to prioritize public welfare rather than political arithmetic. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Academics are advocating for the consideration of public opinion polls prior to any cabinet reshuffle, emphasizing their importance in reflecting the needs of the populace. They assert that addressing the issues faced by the people requires attentiveness to their voices. According to Thai News Agency, Associate Professor Olar Tinbangtiew from the Faculty of Political Science and Law at Burapha

Bangkok: The ‘Dr. Air’ case has become a pivotal moment in understanding the complexities of accountability in medical practices. The case has sparked widespread discussions and analysis within the healthcare community and beyond. According to Thai News Agency, the case uncovered significant gaps in medical regulations and the importance of stringent oversight. It has raised questions about the credentialing process