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Thailand extradites Vietnamese activist
Read more: Thailand extradites Vietnamese activistThai authorities have extradited Vietnamese activist Y Quynh Bdap after the Court of Appeal upheld the extradition order, despite warnings by human rights groups that he could face torture in Vietnam.
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State leaders urged to honour vow
Read more: State leaders urged to honour vowThe restaurant and tourism sectors hope the administration will remain intact to deliver on its memorandum of agreement (MoA) with the People’s Party by launching stimulus campaigns for people suffering in the South before the end of its term.
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Stocks fall as US tariff news sinks in
Read more: Stocks fall as US tariff news sinks inRECAP: A global stock sell-off extended to a sixth day as US President Donald Trump boosted tariffs across the world, while two days of solid earnings from megacap tech firms failed to lift sentiment.
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Govt requests no observers at GBC meet
Read more: Govt requests no observers at GBC meetThailand has turned down Cambodia’s request to include international observers at the upcoming General Border Committee (GBC) meeting, insisting it remains a bilateral affair.
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Adding up the list of Thai concessions
Read more: Adding up the list of Thai concessionsNegotiations with the US that concluded with a 19% tariff on Thai exports were broadly focused on trade concessions. What did Thailand offer to secure the 19% rate?
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Tariff deal shows Thais ready for ‘new world order’
Read more: Tariff deal shows Thais ready for ‘new world order’Economic and trade analysts have warned of a sluggish economy later this year as the impact of the 19% tariff rate imposed on Thailand by the United States takes hold.
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Thai army reaffirms commitment to sovereignty, international law amid Cambodia conflict
Read more: Thai army reaffirms commitment to sovereignty, international law amid Cambodia conflictThe Royal Thai Army (RTA) has reaffirmed its commitment to defending national sovereignty and upholding international law amid rising tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border.
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Foreign military attaches, diplomats, media visit sites of Cambodia’s attacks in Si Sa Ket
Read more: Foreign military attaches, diplomats, media visit sites of Cambodia’s attacks in Si Sa KetThe Royal Thai Army (RTA) led a delegation of foreign military attachés, diplomats, and media members to observe conflict-affected Thai-Cambodian border areas in Si Sa Ket province, following recent cross-border attacks by Cambodian forces.