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The battle for Hill 350
Read more: The battle for Hill 350Hill 350 has emerged as the focal point of the renewed fighting along the Thai–Cambodian border, drawing national attention not only for its military importance but also for the human cost of the clashes. This explainer answers key questions to clarify why Hill 350 matters.
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TAT seeks 6.7m Chinese arrivals in 2026
Read more: TAT seeks 6.7m Chinese arrivals in 2026The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) aims to restore the Chinese market to 6.7 million arrivals in 2026, rolling out more partnerships to offset a sharp plunge this year, including a letters of intent (LOIs) signed with a Chinese travel agent and the Haikou tourism authority.
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Cambodian PM seeks to restore relations with Thailand
Read more: Cambodian PM seeks to restore relations with ThailandCambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet on Sunday praised newly appointed Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and sought to restore normal relations with Thailand.
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Charter court to be asked to remove MP status of PM-elect, opposition leader Monday
Read more: Charter court to be asked to remove MP status of PM-elect, opposition leader MondayHouse Speaker Wanmuhamadnoor Matha has approved a petition by some 60 MPs calling on the Constitutional Court to rule on whether Prime Minister-designate Anutin Charnvirakul and People’s Party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut should lose their parliamentary status over a controversial political agreement.
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PM Anutin promises to have capable ministers, dissolve House in 4 months
Read more: PM Anutin promises to have capable ministers, dissolve House in 4 monthsThailand’s newly-appointed prime minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Sunday promised to dissolve the House in four months and have capable ministers for efficient work within the limited tenure.
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Berry company in Finland exploited dozens of Thai workers, court says
Read more: Berry company in Finland exploited dozens of Thai workers, court saysA district court in Finland has sentenced Vernu Vasunta, CEO of berry company Kiantama, to three and a half years in prison for 62 counts of aggravated human trafficking involving dozens of Thai workers, reported Xinhua, quoting national broadcaster Yle.
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New Thai PM Anutin: No favours, no persecution
Read more: New Thai PM Anutin: No favours, no persecutionPrime Minister-designate Anutin Charnvirakul has vowed “no retaliation” against opponents as he pledged transparency and rule of law under his administration.
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Pheu Thai Party will be ‘a force to reckon with’ in parliament
Read more: Pheu Thai Party will be ‘a force to reckon with’ in parliamentThe Pheu Thai Party is looking to move on after its loss in the prime ministerial election on Friday, pledging to work as a real opposition party that prioritises straightforward politics, Pheu Thai MP Anusorn Iamsa-ard says.