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TMAC finds mines, rockets, after pact
Read more: TMAC finds mines, rockets, after pactThe Thailand Mine Action Centre (TMAC) took aim at Cambodia after PMN-2 anti-personnel landmines were found at an area previously held by Cambodian forces, before calling on Phnom Penh to demonstrate its commitment to the ceasefire agreement.
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Ceasefire agreement ‘not a retreat’
Read more: Ceasefire agreement ‘not a retreat’Thailand’s acceptance of a ceasefire deal with Cambodia is a strategic move to test its commitment to ending the violence, not a form of retreat or surrender, said Defence Minister Natthaphon Narkphanit on Sunday.
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Fixing a tarnished brand
Read more: Fixing a tarnished brandFormer prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s return to jail has triggered uncertainty about the Pheu Thai Party’s direction, its unity, and its ability to maintain its standing at the polls.
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PM preps 120-day policy agenda
Read more: PM preps 120-day policy agendaPrime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul convened a high-level policy meeting at the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters on Saturday, joined by several incoming economic ministers as the new administration prepares to present its 120-day agenda to Parliament.
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Phuket to launch boat taxi trial
Read more: Phuket to launch boat taxi trialPhuket is preparing to introduce a boat taxi service aimed at reducing road congestion and enhancing transport options for both residents and tourists, with a trial run scheduled for November.
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Cambodia gold imports raise eyebrows
Read more: Cambodia gold imports raise eyebrowsThailand’s gold exports to Cambodia are being monitored as the figures rose substantially in recent years and 2025, though the Gold Traders Association (GTA) maintains Cambodia is not a major export market.
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Pheu Thai to discuss charter rewrite
Read more: Pheu Thai to discuss charter rewriteThe Pheu Thai Party’s legal team is scheduled to meet on Monday to discuss the framework for drafting a new constitution, according to deputy leader Chousak Sirinil.
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Flight-tracking platform sees traffic soar
Read more: Flight-tracking platform sees traffic soarThe popular global flight-tracking platform Flightradar24 experienced a sudden surge among Thai viewers earlier this month, fuelled by interest from people eager to track the flight movements of former premier Thaksin Shinawatra during his private jet flight to Dubai on Sept 4 and eventual return to Thailand on Sept 8.
