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Thai Army Briefs International Military Attachés on Border Landmine Issue

The Royal Thai Army briefed military attachés from 47 countries on the July 16th landmine incident that injured three Thai soldiers. The Cambodian assistant military attaché remained silent

Thailand Condemns Cambodia Over Border Landmines, Rejects Allegations

Thai government condemned Cambodia's use of anti-personnel landmines as a serious violation of international law, while the Royal Thai Army rejected Cambodian accusations as distorted facts during separate press conferences Sunday.

Thai Military Threatens Cambodia Response Over Landmines

Thailand is demanding accountability from Cambodia after discovering eight newly-planted landmines in Thai territory that injured three soldiers, with Thai military officials threatening retaliation

Thailand Extends Maternity Leave and Introduces Paternity Benefits

Thailand's House of Representatives has approved new labor legislation that significantly expands parental leave benefits. The bill extends maternity leave for female workers from the current 98 days to 120 days

Thai-Cambodia Military Reach Ta Muen Thom Temple Tourism Deal

Thai and Cambodian military officials have reached a three-point agreement to reorganize tourism management at Ta Muen Thom Temple following a confrontation between a Cambodian woman and Thai soldiers on July 15.

Thai Officials Urge No Violence Amid Cambodia Border Tensions

Thai officials confirmed they will prosecute a Thai man who assaulted a Cambodian military officer in a coordination unit near Ta Muen Thom Temple in Surin Province.

Thailand Sets 3 Key Points for Trump’s Tariff Negotiations

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira outlined three core conditions for Thailand's negotiations with the United States regarding President Donald Trump's proposed 36% import tariffs,

Thailand Denies Angkor Wat Copying Claims at UNESCO Meeting

A diplomatic row erupted at the World Heritage Committee meeting on July 10 when Cambodia's Culture Minister accused Thailand of unethically copying Angkor Wat's design in its Wat Phu Manfa temple.

Thaksin Breaks Silence on Hun Sen Orchestrated Recording

Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra made his first public appearance since recent political turmoil, delivering a keynote speech on Thailand's creative economy

Paetongtarn Accuses Anutin of Distorting Casino Policy Talk with Chinese President

Suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has accused Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul of misrepresenting discussions about Thailand's casino policy with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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