Bangkok: Pakornwut urged Wan Nor to take action against certain members of the House Speaker and Deputy Speaker group for abusing their positions for personal gain, revealing that fraud cases involving 20-30 million baht in losses have already been reported. Meanwhile, the Speaker of the House said to send a

Bangkok: “Kowit” has officially resigned from the Phalang Pracharath Party, citing dissatisfaction with the party’s ideological alignment and unclear conditions for joining the government. He emphasized that his departure was voluntary and due to a sense of inferiority. According to Thai News Agency, former MP Kowit Puangngam also stepped down

Bangkok: Supachai Jaisamut, the chairman of the Bhumjaithai Party’s legal team, has raised significant concerns about the Department of Special Investigation (DSI)’s handling of a land encroachment case involving a company associated with the Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation, Ms. Sudawan Wangsuphakikosol. Supachai has questioned the DSI’s

Bangkok: The Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration has mandated district chiefs across the country to conduct thorough inspections of drone activities. The directive includes a proactive approach to monitoring and investigating the movement and importation of drones within their jurisdictions. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nirat Phongsitthaworn,

Bangkok: The National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) has announced that the Global Compact has concluded a bilateral agreement, which is set to be presented to the National Security Council and the Cabinet for a special meeting. This development comes as the Deputy Minister of Defense prepares to sign

Bangkok: Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, who is currently acting as Prime Minister, has emphasized the need for increased strictness following the arrest of a BHQ spy in Buriram and the discovery of hundreds of drones in Samut Prakan. He has urged investigations into possible connections

Bangkok: Bhumtham insists that the governor must assess safety concerns regarding evacuation centers and the need to reclaim land, as he represents the government in the area. If he can’t handle the situation, he should let others handle it. He then dismissed a former MP who spoke directly to the

Kantharalak: Linthiphon Warinwatcharoj, Deputy Minister of Education, has emphasized that educational institutions located in the conflict zone along the Thai-Cambodian border will not be reopening. This comes after a request from Kantharalak Technical College to resume instruction, highlighting that security considerations must prevail. According to Thai News Agency, Linthiphon reiterated