Bhumjaithai’s move is not confusion. It is optionality dressed as stability. Thai PBS also reports that Suphajee Suthumpun and Ekniti Nitithanprapas said they will continue working with the party if …
The tell is not “two PM candidates.”The tell is the word they wrapped around it: “continuity.” Read More
(Phnom Penh): Every day, even when the sound of gunfire along the border briefly falls silent, fear never does. Along the Cambodia–Thailand border, Cambodian civilians continue to lose their lives …
Fresh Exclusive Commentary: Cambodian People Appeal to Major Powers to Apply Real Pressure to Stop the War Crimes Committed by the Thai Military Read More
Today we stand together with one clear message: Stand with Cambodia for peace, not war. Cambodia is a nation that knows the deep pain of conflict. Our history has taught …
“Stand With Cambodia For Peace,Not war🇰🇭” Read More
For years, Thailand has debated whether soldiers accused of corruption or crimes against civilians should be tried in civilian courts rather than military courts. The issue is not abstract. History …
Moments of tension often strengthen security institutions in the public eye. That response is human. What matters more is what quietly pauses while attention is elsewhere. Read More
International observers are starting to read Thailand through a different lens not because of one incident, and not because of Cambodia, but because of a pattern that has been building …
A quiet reading note for those watching Thailand closely Read MoreWhen Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul says Thailand no longer believes “this person or that person,” and will act only according to what it deems appropriate, he is not speaking emotionally. …
What this statement quietly tells us about where Thailand is right now Read More
That number matters. But what matters just as much is where this escalation is unfolding. International reporting quietly anchors the latest clashes near Preah Vihear, a site whose status was …
More than half a million Cambodians have now been displaced by renewed border fighting. Read More
But in conflicts shaped by history, law, and human cost, what ultimately holds is not language. It is follow-through. Today, Thailand’s foreign minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow publicly referenced a call with …
Intentions matter. Read More
On December 18, the United States disclosed a call between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Thailand’s Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow. The wording matters. Washington said it was concerned about …
The pressure is directionaleven if it is being domesticated Read More