Bangkok: Today, UNESCO issued a statement regarding the fighting between Thailand and Cambodia, expressing concern about the impact on World Heritage sites. According to Thai
Sa kaeo: Preparations are underway to bring Thai citizens in Poipet back to Thailand. Tense situations remain on five main fronts along the Sa Kaeo
Resistance forces:esistance forces, aid workers, and eyewitnesses said on Thursday that at least 30 people, including patients, were killed after the Myanmar military launched an
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
Bangkok: The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan met with executives of MCOT Public Company Limited during an official visit to Thailand. Mr. Elnur
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
Phnom penh: Cambodia has accused UNESCO of remaining silent and failing to take action to protect its World Heritage temples during the military clashes with
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
Canberra: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has criticized groups of young people for posting self-portraits on social media despite the world’s first law banning children
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