Bangkok: Thanakorn is concerned about the House’s narrow vote count, fearing the 2016 budget debate will be disrupted. Thanakorn expressed concern about the narrow parliamentary vote count and feared the second and third readings of the 2019 budget debate would be disrupted. He urged coalition leaders to urge MPs not

Bangkok: The Border Patrol Police (BPP) and the Center for the Coordination of Security Affairs (CCSA) have reaffirmed that the 13 agreements between Thailand and Cambodia are beneficial to residents in border areas, with a particular emphasis on maintaining ceasefires. According to Thai News Agency, the agreements are being closely

Bangkok: The court dismissed the petition filed by Ratchanee Polsue regarding the Election Commission’s disqualification from voting. Ratchanee Phonsue, a Roi Et MP from the Kla Tham Party, is thrilled after the Appeals Court dismissed her petition against the Election Commission (EC) for disqualifying her from voting. According to Thai

Bangkok: Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, presented awards to outstanding village headmen and subdistrict heads, recognizing them as “front-line leaders” who drive happiness for the people in alignment with government policy. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phumtham presided over the Outstanding Kamnan and Village Headmen

Bangkok: The Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) has expressed concerns that the recent General Border Committee (GBC) negotiations with Cambodia may not yield fruitful results, as Cambodia has not yet defused explosive ordnance in the disputed areas. According to Thai News Agency, the PPRP is urging the government to expedite legal

Bangkok: The NBTC has expressed confidence that the Thailand team is actively engaging with the international community to address ongoing issues at the Thai-Cambodian border. The CCSA has urged the public to trust in Team Thailand’s efforts to communicate with international counterparts, emphasizing Thailand’s dedication to resolving disputes through bilateral

Bangkok: “Trisulee” has urged the government to revoke the royal decorations awarded to Hun Sen during Thaksin Shinawatra’s tenure as Prime Minister in 2001. The call comes amid ongoing discussions about the implications and significance of such honors in the current political context. According to Thai News Agency, the royal

Bangkok: Rangsiman Rome, MP for the People’s Party and Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on State Security, Thai Border Affairs, National Strategy, and Reform, voiced his concerns regarding Cambodia’s commitment to honoring agreements made at the General Border Committee (GBC) meeting held between Thailand and Cambodia in Malaysia.