AI In-brief 14 Sept 18:49

The Garuda Comes Home

A bronze Garuda, discovered in 1912, returns to Prachinburi National Museum after more than a century, becoming a permanent fixture.
Its homecoming is the centerpiece of the "PRACHINBURI Night at the Museum" festival (September 18-20, 2026), offering extended hours and a unique exploration of the region's history.
The event delves into Prachinburi's Dvaravati heritage, showcasing ancient artifacts like Thailand's oldest known Ganesha image, and highlighting the area as a crossroads of Indian, Buddhist, and Khmer cultures.
Visitors can immerse themselves in history through guided excursions to the ancient city of Si Mahosot, connecting museum exhibits with their archaeological origins, alongside contemporary cultural offerings.

AI In-brief Today 12:08

Defence chief warns Myanmar over border clash impacts

Thailand's defence chief, Gen. Ukris Boontanondha, issued a direct warning to Myanmar, asserting that military operations near the border must not impact Thai residents or sovereignty.
The warning came after a meeting with Myanmar's military attaché, emphasizing clear communication to prevent miscalculations amid reports of junta efforts to recapture border posts.
Gen. Ukris underscored Thailand's firm stance: Myanmar's internal affairs are its own, but the absolute safety of Thai citizens and respect for Thai sovereignty are non-negotiable requirements.