Bangkok: The House of Representatives has accepted the principle of the ‘MRTA Act’ draft law, setting up a special committee comprising 25 members to further scrutinize the proposal. This decision has sparked debates among various political factions, focusing on the financial implications and potential benefits of the draft law. According

Bangkok: Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, expressed confidence in the 2016 fiscal budget’s ability to meet its targets and address the economic and tax challenges facing the US. She countered opposition claims and emphasized that budget provisions for tackling the drug problem were already in place. According to Thai

Bangkok: The House of Representatives has approved the principle of the ‘Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand Act’ draft and established a 25-member special committee to further review the legislation. The decision was made amidst debates regarding the feasibility and implications of the proposed 20-baht flat-rate electric train policy. According

Bangkok: PM counters opposition, confident 2016 budget will meet target, solve US economic and tax problems, insists on budget for drug problem already set after Thaksin suggests budget transfer of 157 billion, says ready to accept all opinions that are beneficial to the country. Reporters reported that at 2:30 p.m.,

Bangkok: “Napinthorn” relieved, ready to bring evidence, witnesses to give information within 5 days, clear all issues, “Somjet” confused about the Election Commission charging without specifying the circumstances, insists not involved, ready to cooperate in explaining everything, reveals talking to “Anutin” because he is an advisor, asks not to link

Bangkok: Rangsiman Rome, MP for the party list and deputy leader of the Prachachon Party, has issued a cautionary statement to former senator Upakit Pajariyangkun, urging him to refrain from overconfidence regarding the recent dismissal of charges against him until the legal proceedings are fully concluded. Rome emphasized the broader

Bangkok: “Napinthorn Srisanpang, Deputy Minister of Commerce, has expressed relief after addressing the charges of collusion in selecting Senators brought by the 26th Investigation and Inquiry Committee of the Election Commission (EC) Office. He stated he is prepared to present evidence and witnesses within five days to clarify all issues.

Bangkok: “Rome” has advised “Senator Upakit” to remain patient until the legal case against him is finalized, cautioning against premature confidence. Rangsiman Rome, an MP and deputy leader of the Prachachon Party, addressed the recent decision of the Criminal Court to dismiss charges against former senator Upakit Pajariyangkun. He emphasized