Sa kaeo: Military officers have detained Mrs. Thonglat, also known as “Jae Lat,” a 63-year-old Cambodian woman, under martial law after her presence in a
Surin: Entering its fifth day, the fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border continues to intensify. Early this morning, Cambodia launched an offensive against Thailand, while last
Kantharalak: Clashes continued day and night along the Kantaralak border in Sisaket province. At 5 am, heavy artillery fire was heard in strategic areas around
Surin: Two ministers visited the border area in Surin to monitor the situation and held a joint assessment meeting. The Deputy Minister of Defense urged
Bangkok: The Srivaddhanaprabha brothers, Aiyawatt and Apichet, led the Thai national polo team to victory over Brunei, making history by winning Thailand’s first ever SEA
Thammasat university: “May Left” Supanida Ketthong, world number 12, has advanced to the quarterfinals of the women’s singles badminton event at the 2025 SEA Games.
Bangkok: Thai taekwondo fighters delivered an outstanding performance, sweeping three gold medals on the first day of the SEA Games. According to Thai News Agency,
Sa kaeo: Soldiers raised the Thai national flag to the top of the flagpole on Hill 323 and sang the national anthem loudly. Heavy clashes
Thunderdome: The Thai women’s snooker team, known as “Mink, Ploy, and Mind,” secured a decisive 3-0 victory against Indonesia to win the gold medal in
Bangkok: “Bew” Puripol Boonsorn claimed a gold medal in the men’s 100-meter race at the SEA Games, marking an unprecedented achievement for Thailand as he