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The US and Cambodia will revive their flagship joint military exercises, known as ‘Angkor Sentinel’, for the first time in eight years in the latest sign of warming ties, following a flurry of deals between the two sides, including a Trump-backed peace accord with Thailand.
Thailand’s famous Loy Krathong festival will be held as usual this year, despite an anticipated reduction in consumer spending, as people nationwide are mourning the recent passing of late Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has offered a public apology over a remark he made, which he called a “miscommunication”, about the territorial dispute with Cambodia, which has provoked an uproar, especially among anti-Cambodia nationalist groups.
The Thai Marine Corps, based near the border with Cambodia in the Muang district of the eastern province of Trat, is waiting for an order from their commander to reclaim a small area in Chamrak sub-district from Cambodian troops.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has dismissed a petition from the Election Commission, asking the corruption watchdog to determine whether former prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra had committed gross ethical violations over the appointment of Phichit Chuenban, a lawyer of the Shinawatra family, as a political appointee.
UNESCO has designed Songkhla in the South and Nan in the North as UNESCO Creative Cities for 2025 on the occasion of World Cities Day yesterday.
Deputy Prime Minister Borwornsak Uwanno has defended the MoU on critical minerals between Thailand and the United States, saying that the document does not constitute a “blank cheque” because the US has promised to lift non-tariff barriers on many Thai products.
On October 4, 2025, Thailand lost Ammar Siamwalla, one of its most respected economists and a towering figure in the country’s development discourse.
The Democrat Party has turned to one of Thailand’s leading futurists in a bid to rebound from its biggest crisis in eight decades.
The United States has sought to clarify that the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Thailand on critical and rare earth minerals is intended to strengthen bilateral cooperation on supply chain resilience rather than create a binding legal framework.
When Vorapak Tanyawong joined the Finance Ministry on September 19, few thought he would be quitting just a month later.
For over 60 years, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother traveled tirelessly around Thailand — from the mountain ranges of the North to the farthest reaches of the South—bringing hope to local villages, uplifting people’s spirits and incomes, and nurturing the land itself.
The national anti-graft watchdog has accepted for consideration a complaint against former prime minister Srettha Thavisin, his cabinet, and other senior officials, accusing them of malfeasance in office for diverting Bt35 billion from the budget originally allocated for public debt repayments to five state-owned banks to fund the “digital wallet” scheme.
New Pheu Thai leader Julapun Amornvivat said that transforming the party is not merely an option, but a necessity.
Thailand has asked South Korea to increase the legal worker quota for Thais, under a government-to-government employment program, and to address the problem of the increasing number of Thai tourists being denied entry.
Deputy Defence Minister Lt-Gen Adul Boonthamcharoen asked hardline Thai nationalist Veera Somkwamkid today to exercise restraint and to let the Burapha Task Force deal with Cambodian encroachers in Ban Nong Chan and Ban Nong Ya Kaew villages, in accordance with the joint declaration recently signed between Thailand and Cambodia.
