Bangkok: The prospective head of the economic team has committed to revitalizing the nation’s economy, focusing on long-term sustainability. According to Thai News Agency, Ekniti Nitithanpraphat, who is set to become the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance under the Anutin government, emphasized the importance of managing financial and

Bangkok: The Prime Minister is set to engage in discussions with members of parliament following the Constitutional Court’s announcement that two or three referendums will be conducted on proposed constitutional amendments. The Prime Minister emphasized that the process will adhere to the government’s planned timeline. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The People’s Party has called on the Bhumjaithai Party to promptly submit the draft amendment to Parliament. They emphasized the importance of accelerating the referendum and elections to comply with the four-month deadline for dissolving Parliament. The People’s Party perceives the Constitutional Court’s ruling as not entirely eliminating the

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has dismissed three requests to revoke proceedings in the case concerning Paethongtarn’s ministerial status, citing factual inconsistencies. The court highlighted a key discrepancy regarding the royal decree that appointed Sarawut as a Constitutional Court judge on August 30, rather than August 29, which was a pivotal

Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party welcomed a group of students from Satri Sirikit School for an educational visit, offering them a comprehensive tour of its headquarters and an insightful session on political science and law. The visit included around 40 Mathayom 6 students majoring in law and political science, who were accompanied

Bangkok: The House of Representatives has approved a draft law concerning compensation for victims and defendants in criminal cases. This legislation aims to broaden the rights of suspects and defendants by extending the application deadline to two years and introducing an online application channel, with plans for the law to

Bangkok: Santi Promphat recently addressed the rumors surrounding his qualifications to serve as a minister. According to Thai News Agency, Santi admitted that his extensive 30-40 years of education might be a factor contributing to questions about his eligibility for the ministerial position. He acknowledged the widespread ethics issues in

Bangkok: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has reaffirmed his commitment to amending the constitution, emphasizing his intention to dissolve parliament within four months, without resorting to pressuring a referendum. He conveyed that he has yet to review whether the Constitutional Court’s decision will impact the establishment of a Constituent Assembly. According