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Thai PM’s Nationalist Approach Backfires in Cambodian Border Conflict

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is facing mounting criticism over his handling of Thailand’s escalating border dispute with Cambodia, with the opposition warning that his nationalist tone risks isolating the country diplomatically.

U.S. Sanctions Thai Company Tied to Myanmar Scam Operations

The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions on a Thai company and a Myanmar armed group accused of operating cyber-scam centers that defrauded Americans

Thailand Demands Apology From Cambodia for Land Mine Explosion That Injured Soldiers

Thailand said it has indefinitely paused implementation of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire until Cambodia apologizes for a land mine explosion Monday that injured four Thai soldiers at their border.

Thailand Freezes Cambodian Worker Renewals After Landmine Incident

Thailand has postponed the renewal of work permits for Cambodian laborers following renewed border tensions with Cambodia after a Thai soldier was injured by what officials said was a newly planted landmine

Thailand Threatens to Suspend Truce Deal with Cambodia After a Land Mine Injures Troops

Thailand threatened on Monday to suspend a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement with Cambodia, with the country's prime minister saying all actions under the deal will be halted,

Thai Cabinet Approves $123 Million to Renew Disputed MotoGP Contract

Thailand’s Cabinet on Tuesday approved a 3.99 billion baht (US$123 million) budget to host the MotoGP World Motorcycle Championship from 2027 to 2031, despite criticism from the opposition Pheu Thai Party

Former Thai PM Faces Revived 2010 Crackdown Controversy

Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva was confronted by a student protester during a university lecture, reviving scrutiny over the 2010 political violence that killed nearly 100 people

Thai PM Anutin Vows No Casino Push to China’s Xi Jinping

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul confirmed to Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday that his government has no policy to use casinos as a key economic driver, aiming to provide assurance that the current Thai administration will not pursue casino-related policies.

Did Thailand Misstep in Controversial Rare Earth Deal With the U.S.?

A new memorandum of understanding on critical and rare earth minerals signed between Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and U.S. President Donald Trump

Thailand Keeps Border Shut as Trade With Cambodia Plunges 99.9%

Thailand’s border trade with Cambodia plunged by 99.9% in September as the closure of checkpoints along the conflict-hit frontier entered its fifth month, officials said Wednesday.

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