Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, led an economic team to a significant meeting with the Thai Bankers’ Association, emphasizing Thailand’s pivotal role in the regional economic system. As a former banker, Anutin highlighted the importance of private sector collaboration in advancing Thailand’s position as a central

Bangkok: The Buddha image was brought up to the office of Deputy Prime Minister Thammanat. Thammanat’s working group brought a Buddha image into the Deputy Prime Minister’s office at Government House. According to Thai News Agency, this morning, a team led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and

Bangkok: The Second Army Region Commander has disclosed that Cambodia is not planning to withdraw heavy weapons from the border area, and negotiations will be halted if provocations continue. The Commander expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister for authorizing efforts to address border issues. He noted that instead of reducing

Bangkok: The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has integrated “T-Alert” warnings to reach the public through all channels. The DDPM is promoting Thailand’s disaster warning system, “T-Alert,” which will provide warnings on all forms of disasters operated by the government through all warning devices in at-risk areas. According

Phuket: Bhumjaithai Party unveiled three prospective Phuket MP candidates, preparing to contest the election after the House of Representatives is dissolved. They are also actively seeking candidates from 14 southern provinces, with a clear launch planned for mid-next month. They aim for 30 seats, insisting that they will not violate

Phuket: “Ploy Talay” admits to moving to the Bhumjaithai Party due to internal problems with the Democrat Party. Ploythale admitted her decision to join Bhumjaithai was due to internal problems with the Democrat Party, pointing out that in order to work in politics, the organization must be strong and able

Bangkok: The government’s policy statement has been finalized, with the Prime Minister set to present it personally, opting not to have bodyguards on this occasion. Anutin Charnvirakul’s draft government policy statement is a concise document, consisting of eight pages. The upcoming policies will primarily address the economy, security and borders,

Bangkok: Senator Pisit is waiting to talk with the three whips to decide on the date of his policy statement. He expects the statement to take two days next week, hoping the government prioritizes the livelihoods of the people over harassing the opposition and interfering in legal cases. According to