Thailand Faces Dual Risks: Middle East Tensions and Cyber Threats
The Thai government is confronting dual security challenges: the potential impact of escalating Middle East tensions on energy and the economy, and the threat of cyberattacks targeting politicians. The National Security Council (NSC) convened a meeting with relevant agencies to enhance preparedness measures for these risks.
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