Bangkok: Surachet Pravinwongwut, a party-list MP for the Prachachon Party, has raised serious concerns over the budget allocated for the new Ministry of Transport building, labeling it as the most expensive and scandalous government project of the year. Surachet claims that without the minister’s backing, the project might have been
Bangkok: Mr. Chitwan Chinnanuwat, Chiang Rai MP for the People’s Party, has raised concerns regarding the allocation of the airport investment budget, claiming it does not accurately reflect actual usage potential. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chitwan debated the draft Budget Act for the 2026 fiscal year, highlighting the
Nakhon ratchasima: The Commander of Army Region 2 has issued a warning to social media influencers, stressing the importance of sticking to the facts and avoiding content that could create division. The army chief highlighted the potential future problems that could arise from posting negative material. According to Thai News
Bangkok: Suphanat Meenchainan, a Bangkok MP from the Prachachon Party, proposed a significant reduction in the budget allocated for the new Ministry of Transport building. He advocated for cutting 5 billion baht from the budget, arguing that the building is excessively large for its intended capacity and results in a
Bangkok: A mysterious audio clip has surfaced, allegedly revealing a vote-buying scheme involving several major Thai political parties. The clip features a phone call to a Democrat Party MP, during which a young woman persistently negotiates for support in the upcoming government budget vote, offering “10 kilograms of money” in
Anning: “Maris” accepted “Wang Yi’s” invitation to join the three-party talks: China, Thailand, and Cambodia to resolve the border peacefully. Marish has accepted Wang Yi’s invitation to participate in trilateral talks involving China, Thailand, and Cambodia to peacefully resolve border disputes. He thanked the group for recognizing the need for
Bangkok: A petition has been filed with 36 senators concerning an audio clip allegedly involving Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister of Thailand, and Samdech Hun Sen, President of the Senate of Cambodia. The petition highlights ethical violations and calls for the termination of the Prime Minister’s position, citing constitutional
Bangkok: Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defense visited and encouraged the morale of soldiers injured in the fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border and presented them with the “Bang Rachan Medal” to honor the “brave soldiers” who defended sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, General Sanitchanok Sangkhachan, Permanent Secretary of