Thailand Not Ready for Negotiations Amid Thai-Cambodian Tensions
Bangkok: The Thai Foreign Ministry has reiterated its stance that Thailand is not prepared to enter into negotiations at this time, following concerns expressed by
Bangkok: The Thai Foreign Ministry has reiterated its stance that Thailand is not prepared to enter into negotiations at this time, following concerns expressed by
Bangkok: A curfew has been enforced in four districts of Sa Kaeo province, restricting residents from leaving their homes between 7:00 PM and 5:00 AM.
Trat: The border region of Trat witnessed heightened tensions as Thai and Cambodian forces engaged in a day-long exchange of gunfire. The skirmish resulted in
Bangkok: Fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border intensifies with clashes on 12 fronts across four provinces: Ubon Ratchathani, Sisaket, Surin, and Buriram. According to Thai News
Chumphon: Deputy Prime Minister Suchart announced a Quick Win approach to resolving land ownership issues, distributing land title deeds to residents of Chumphon province covering
Bangkok: An art exhibition celebrating 50 years of Thai-Chinese relations reflects social identity and strengthens the friendship between the two countries. Mr. Pinit Charusombat, President
Kantharalak: Fierce clashes erupted along the border in Kantharalak District, Sisaket Province, with continuous gunfire throughout the day. More frontline personnel, including eight border patrol
Bangkok: The Commissioner General of Police has mandated an upgrade in security measures for rear areas and the deployment of Border Patrol Police to assist
Bangkok: The 1st Army Region deployed infantry troops and wheeled armored vehicles to secure the area around Bueng Takuan checkpoint in Ta Phraya district, Sa
Bangkok: Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn, leader of the Rak Chart Party, announced during an event at Samyan Mitrtown Shopping Center that the party is set to unveil