Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th December, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Intense fighting continues at Hill 350 as Cambodia launches BM-21 rockets.

The People's Party unveils four deputy prime ministers to tackle key national issues.

The Cabinet confirms February 8th as the election date alongside a constitutional referendum.

Democrat Party announces candidates for all 33 Bangkok districts ahead of the upcoming elections.

The dissolution of parliament halts consumer protection laws, impacting the election timeline.

The Thai Navy clarifies it will not seize islands but will enhance security measures.

F-16 jets conduct airstrikes on Cambodian military bases, targeting weapon depots.

Cold weather persists as temperatures drop further, with warnings of increased PM2.5 dust.

Thailand's military reports ongoing border skirmishes with Cambodia, urging readiness.

Heavy rains prompt Hat Yai municipality to issue a yellow flag warning for flooding.

Venezuela calls on the UN Security Council to address ongoing U.S. aggression.

Australia vows to crack down on hate speech following a tragic shooting incident.

Trump claims the U.S. economy is recovering despite low consumer confidence ratings.

Putin denies any intention of waging war against the West, calling it a false narrative.

Thailand's women's futsal team secures a bronze medal after defeating the Philippines.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!