PM says Thailand ready to use military force if required amid escalating tensions . The Thai government has stated it is prepared to carry out military actions against Cambodia whenever necessary, following fresh clashes along the border, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said, citing a resolution from the National Security Council. . In a televised speech on Monday, Anutin reported that Thai and Cambodian troops had exchanged fire at several points along the frontier. . He said that the govern

PM Narendra Modi arrived in Thailand to a grand and heartfelt welcome, with enthusiastic crowds chanting his name in unison, showcasing their admiration and respect. His arrival was marked by a formal guard of honor, underscoring the significance of his visit. During his time in Thailand, PM Modi will participate in the 6th #BIMSTECSummit, where leaders from member nations will gather to discuss key regional issues and enhance cooperation across various sectors. PMO India Ministry of External Af

A closer look at Thailand’s next election . After a year of political turbulence, from the removal of the country’s leader to the sudden dissolution of the House, Thailand is once again heading to the polls. . #ThailandNews #Election #Thailand #voting #politics | The Nation Thailand

Political upheavals and what to expect after 2026 Thai elections? Thailand’s political landscape in 2025 has been defined by the ouster of a prime minister, power struggles within a coalition, and a sudden House dissolution. Meanwhile, Thais will be heading to the polls in February, in a bid to reset Thailand following a string of political upheavals. Thai PBS World talked to political analyst, Dr. Titipol Phakdeewanich, as he shares his perspective on the upcoming elections and the political cl