The Royal Thai Police (RTP) is establishing an international coordination centre to collaborate with foreign embassies in preventing foreign nationals from joining call centre scam gangs in Myanmar.

BANGKOK, Thailand – The Royal Thai Police have held discussions with diplomats from multiple countries on strengthening international cooperation to combat transnational crime, including online ...

Thai and Chinese authorities meet at the Royal Thai Police Headquarters on January 28, 2025, to strengthen their collaborative efforts against call center scams. BANGKOK — In a significant move ...

Bangkok, Thailand--(Newsfile Corp. - January 27, 2025) - Gorilla Technology Group Inc. (NASDAQ: GRRR) ("Gorilla" or the "Company"), announced, that they are now advancing to the design and ...

BEIJING: Chinese and Thai police have jointly arrested 12 domestic and foreign criminal suspects in scam operations that led to Chinese nationals going missing and getting trapped, the Asian giant ...

Authorities found Wang on Tuesday in Myanmar and brought him to Thailand for questioning, Thai police said. Photos and videos showed Wang sitting with the police in the Thai border town of Mae Sot ...

The Met Police has been urged to rule out cutting the police unit that protects the Royal Parks, as it tries to plug a £450million budget gap. The force's commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley ...

Yesterday, February 1, Police Lieutenant General Yingyot Thepchamnong, Commissioner of the Provincial Police Region 2, unveiled progress in this operation, which has been monitoring the Thai-Cambodian ...

Bangkok - Thai police said Jan 15 they are hunting a Cambodian national believed to be the mastermind behind the killing of a Cambodian opposition politician in downtown Bangkok last week.

Thai police on Wednesday said they were searching for a third suspect who they believe masterminded last week’s fatal shooting of a prominent critic of the Cambodian government. The suspect, Ly ...

In Yang’s case, his relatives had posted about his disappearance on social media and sought help, according to the inspector-general of the Royal Thai Police Office Thatchai Pitaneelaboot.