Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has ruled that the Parliament of Thailand holds the authority to initiate amendments to the Constitution, contingent upon conducting a series of three referendums to ensure public consultation. The court’s decision, which passed with a majority of 5 to 2, mandates that while Parliament can express

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court rejected a petition to remove Pirapan Salirathavipak from his position as Energy Minister. The Court unanimously decided not to accept the petition, as the petitioner, Sonthiya Sawatdee, was deemed ineligible to submit it. According to Thai News Agency, the petition filed by Mr. Sonthiya Sawatdee sought

Koh kong: The Prime Minister is waiting to hear from “Big Lek” about the results of the GBC meeting to ease border crossing restrictions. Prime Minister Anutin requested to wait to hear the results of the GBC meeting from “Big Lek” before returning to Thailand, after agreeing to withdraw heavy

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has rejected a petition filed against 15 political and civil society parties concerning an alleged audio clip involving Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen and Thai Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra. The petition claimed the clip indicated a plan to infringe on Thailand’s sovereignty, but the court found

Bangkok: Anutin introduces Suphajee, the prospective Minister of Commerce, taking her to eat orange cake and revealing the background of her cabinet wooing, prioritizing national interests. He urges the public to trust her experience and effective policy implementation. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, along with Deputy

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul has announced plans to reshuffle the Interior Ministry to restore justice and is considering reviewing poker as a form of gambling. Anutin insists that any economic benefits derived from gambling legalization will require support from a future prime minister. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Anutin

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul announced that an outsider will soon be appointed as the Minister of Justice. He noted that background checks on potential cabinet members are taking time as multiple agencies are involved in the process. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul stated in an interview that

Bangkok: “Supaji” has opened up for the first time about her commitment to short-term work, expressing her determination to assume the role of Minister of Commerce. She emphasized her dedication to using all her experience to work to the fullest potential, acknowledging the praise and expectations she has received as