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Thailand has explained its decision not to make public details or images of the 18 Cambodian soldiers, who were detained by Thai forces in late July and held until their release and repatriation yesterday, saying that, under international humanitarian laws and conventions, their dignity and safety must be protected while in custody.
What a delightfully chaotic year it has been for Thailand. While the daily headlines were a relentless cycle of political soap operas, a roller-coaster economy, and the occasional border scuffle, the art and culture scene apparently missed the memo that it was supposed to be a very bad year.
Twenty-nine people died and 190 others were injured in 198 road accidents across Thailand on Tuesday, the first of the ‘Seven Dangerous Days’ of the New Year holiday period.
The Thailand–Cambodia conflict has become an excellent case study of the so-called “Asian Way” versus the US-inspired “Trump’s Way.”
We are entering 2026 not knowing which photos or videos are AI-generated, and more unsure than ever as to who the good guys of the world are.
Thailand today repatriated 18 detained Cambodian soldiers to Cambodia held during the border clashes in July to their homeland.
Key moments of 2025 through the lenses of Thai PBS news photographers.
Thailand’s National Security Council (NSC) issued a statement today, emphasising the country’s legitimate right to self-defence, based upon necessity and proportionality, against violations of its sovereignty or external aggression.
Robbers used a large drill to break into a German bank's vault room during the extended Christmas break and steal cash, gold and jewellery worth 30 million euros ($35 million), police and the bank said Tuesday.
From defining moments in 2025 to new beginnings in 2026, thank you for staying with us throughout the year!
The Thai Navy has seized a Thai-owned oil tanker in the Gulf of Thailand, on suspicion that it was attempting to smuggle fuel to Cambodia, in violation of the ban on the export of fuel and strategic supplies to Cambodia by Thai-owned or Thai-flagged vessels.
The youngest daughter of the Thai Sang Thai Party’s PM candidate has decided to take legal action against an online commentator, whom she alleges sexually harassed her.
The People’s Party on Tuesday nominated a former MP known for his unsuccessful push for liquor liberalisation as its new candidate for a Bangkok constituency, replacing a previous nominee who resigned after being detained by police for alleged involvement in money laundering.
Since the last general election in May 2023, Thailand has been in the throes of political turbulence. Two prime ministers have served short terms in office while the third PM would have had barely four months in office.
The Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) meeting proposed by Cambodia may have to wait until a new government is installed in Thailand after the February 8 election, Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said today.
