Bangkok: The government insists on taking good care of Cambodian workers and is ready to provide humanitarian assistance. A government spokesman confirmed that the government
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has issued a statement condemning Cambodia’s repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement, revealing clashes in three separate locations last night.
Bangkok: The House Foreign Affairs Committee recently held a significant meeting with the ambassadors of the United Kingdom and the European Union to address the
Bangkok: The Thai army has expressed criticism towards the Cambodian army for allegedly leaving its soldiers to fight unaided, amidst denials from the Cambodian government
Bangkok: Prasert Chantarawongthong, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has directed all relevant agencies to expedite the management of storm water
Sisaket: The Royal Thai Army has disclosed the detention of 18 Cambodian soldiers following a raid by cavalry forces on a Cambodian stronghold in the
Bangkok: The Thai military has criticized the Cambodian Ministry of Defence’s spokesman for claiming a ceasefire since midnight, describing it as self-deception and a false
Bangkok: Maris Sengiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has sent a protest letter to ASEAN, the United States, China, and the United Nations, following a request
Bangkok: This afternoon, Thailand is poised to submit evidence to sue Anwar, the United States, and China for allegedly violating the ceasefire agreement in Cambodia.
Bangkok: Deputy Government Spokesperson requests media cooperation in reporting news from reliable sources, fearing that fake news will not benefit Thailand in the international arena.