Articles by: Joseph O' Connor
Ceasefire signed Saturday sees hostilities wind down for 72 hour monitoring period in wider peace deal
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Thai and Cambodian defence chiefs sign border ceasefire after deadly last day clashes leave three Thai soldiers dead. Guns fall silent under a 72-hour truce as… Read More ›
Conservative Thai Pakdee Party wants ฿500 and ฿1,000 bills scrapped to fight corruption and illegality
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Thailand’s conservative Thai Pakdee Party wants to scrap ฿500 and ฿1,000 notes to fight corruption, target illicit cash flows, punish embezzlers with death sentences, and… Read More ›
Thai Airport authority says traffic has surged in December to match 2019 levels despite lower arrivals
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Thai airports report December traffic matching 2019 levels as daily passengers surge despite a 7% fall in arrivals. It comes with strong Chinese travel, holiday… Read More ›
Outline peace deal agreed at border talks but cabinet approval needed before Defence Minister signs
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Tentative border peace deal reached as Cambodia bows to Thai terms — but Anutin says no land will be ceded and the pact still needs… Read More ›
Cambodia formally requests ceasefire at General Border Committee (GBC) as talks in Chanathaburi begin
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Cambodia formally requests a ceasefire as Thailand-Cambodia GBC talks open in Chanathaburi amid border clashes, rising casualties and diplomatic pressure. Four-day talks aim to resolve… Read More ›
Crisis for Thailand as baht rockets in value putting exports and foreign tourism under further pressure
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Baht blast hits Thailand as the currency rockets toward ฿30 per US dollar, hammering exports and shrinking tourist spending. Officials scramble to trace gold-fuelled capital… Read More ›
Ceasefire prospects still there but there is scepticism if a deal can be forged between military chiefs
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Ceasefire hopes flicker as ASEAN talks continue, but Thailand doubts Cambodia’s intent. With civilian areas hit, the landmines issue unresolved and military chiefs due to… Read More ›
Poll shows a boost for Pheu Thai and popular support for Yotsanan Wongsawat as he begins campaigning
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Poll surge reshapes Thai power race as Pheu Thai rebounds and Yotsanan Wongsawat breaks out, outranking PM Anutin and closing on People’s Party leader Nattapong,… Read More ›
Asean Summit on Monday and Tuesday seen by United States as pivotal to restoring border peace
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Summit diplomacy looms as Washington pushes to revive the Thai-Cambodian ceasefire, but border fighting continues, missiles fly, F-16s strike targets, landmines maim troops and Bangkok… Read More ›
Poll shows there’s still a chance for a Pheu Thai People’s Party coalition but it will take a bit of luck
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Bangkok opinion poll shows a narrow path remains for a Pheu Thai–People’s Party coalition after September’s Anutin gamble. Support has slid, voters are undecided and… Read More ›
Spat between Thai and Cambodian airports as flight connections remain open but passenger numbers fall
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Thai and Cambodian airports clash as Cambodian officials accuse Bangkok hubs of targeting travellers with delays and lost baggage. Tourism drops 8–10% in 2025, yet… Read More ›
War rages on as F16s bomb a supply depot in Poipet as Defence Minister warns of oil rig attack in Gulf
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War rages as Thai F-16s bomb a missile depot in Poipet, a sharp escalation in border fighting. Military death toll hits 21 in addition to… Read More ›
Pheu Thai presents new Prime Ministerial nominee as the party aims to reset and win back voters to the fold
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Pheu Thai unveils Thaksin’s nephew Yotsanan as prime ministerial nominee ahead of February election, seeking a reset after turmoil as polls fragment, rivals gain ground,… Read More ›
Bank of Thailand’s sounds warning to government on the urgent need for action to curb the baht’s value
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Baht alarm bells: Thailand’s central bank warns the currency is surging dangerously, pushes the government for stronger powers over gold trading and capital flows as… Read More ›
Rates cut to 1.25% as damaged economy limps on to the end of 2025 with even stiffer headwinds ahead
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Central Bank lowers borrowing costs as Thailand’s battered economy limps toward year-end, hit by weak growth, tourism slump, floods, war costs, trade uncertainty with the… Read More ›
PM meets security heads to discuss expanded martial law as border war rages on with more soldiers killed
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Anutin consults with security chiefs to discuss expanding martial law as border clashes with Cambodia escalate. With 19 Thai soldiers and 16 civilians dead, there… Read More ›
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