Bangkok: Abhisit Vejjajiva, the former Prime Minister of Thailand, employed a unique tactic to dodge media inquiries regarding the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border conflict. After attending a session with the Special Committee to discuss the establishment of a full-service entertainment complex in the Senate, Mr. Abhisit was approached by reporters seeking his comment on the tense situation at the Thai-Cambodian border.

Bangkok: An investigation has been initiated into the Royal Thai Police’s budget allocation for the purchase and maintenance of helicopters following multiple crashes, with questions raised about the actual use of the nearly one billion baht budget. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chalat Khamchuang, MP for Roi Et and Chairman of the House of Representatives’ Committee on Prevention and

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has initiated a discussion to evaluate the situation at the Thai-Cambodian border, emphasizing adherence to principles of peace and confirming that Thailand does not recognize the authority of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The Prime Minister insists that discussions should focus solely on problematic areas without expanding the issues further. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, Deputy Minister of Finance, has articulated his readiness to draft laws for integrated entertainment venues that align with societal acceptance, emphasizing the inclusion of casinos to enhance Thailand’s economic competitiveness. He conveyed this during a session with the Senate Special Committee on the Study of the Opening of the Entertainment Complex, led by Dr. Weeraphan Suwannammai.

Bangkok: Senator Angkana Neelapaijit has criticized supporters who are provoking soldiers to intervene in the Thai-Cambodian border situation. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Angkana emphasized that no one would willingly cede their home and criticized the Prime Minister’s handling of the issue, stressing the importance of maintaining open communication and finding peaceful resolutions. Senator Angkana addressed the complexities of

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has confirmed that Cambodian soldiers initiated the gunfire in the recent clashes at Chong Bok. Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvari, the army spokesman, responded to the Cambodian government’s claims, which suggested Thai soldiers were at fault, by asserting that Thai troops acted in self-defense. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Winthai emphasized that the Thai

Bangkok: Special Forces soldiers are currently reviewing their movement formations in preparation to support the Royal Thai Army’s mission. Under the directive of Lt. Gen. Narongrit Kampee, Commander of the Special Warfare Command (SWMC), the 1st Special Forces Division is focusing on deploying forces in the eastern region, where the current conflict situation necessitates comprehensive training. According to Thai News

Bangkok: ‘NCPO’ has called for the use of the National Security Council (NSC) mechanism to resolve the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border issue. The People’s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) urged Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, to employ the NSC’s influence to address the tensions at the Thai-Cambodian border, suggesting that the military should be empowered to make