House poll shows opposition to proposed funding changes for four organisations
Thailand-Cambodia maritime talks continue in The Hague
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Thailand-Cambodia maritime talks continue in The Hague
Today 16:22Key points summarised by AI
Thailand and Cambodia are holding their second round of UNCLOS-mandated talks in The Hague to resolve a long-standing maritime dispute.
The discussions, taking place from October 14-18, involve high-level delegations led by their respective Foreign Ministers.
Thailand emphasizes technical details and legal arguments for an equitable boundary, while Cambodia seeks a comprehensive agreement or joint resource development.
Both nations are restricted from publicly disclosing outcomes until the Conciliation Commission releases an official statement, adhering to agreed-upon Rules of Procedure.
House poll shows opposition to proposed funding changes for four organisations
Today 12:30Key points summarised by AI
A House of Representatives poll revealed significant public opposition to proposed changes in funding sources for four key organizations: Thai PBS, ThaiHealth, the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT), and the Elderly People Act.
The Bhumjaithai Party's bills aim to shift these organizations' funding from legally earmarked 'sin taxes' to the annual government budget.
Across all four entities, a clear majority of respondents consistently opposed the proposed amendments, with opposition rates ranging from approximately 68% for Thai PBS and SAT to nearly 90% for ThaiHealth.