Bangkok: The Market for Alternative Investment (MAI) is poised to welcome Skin Laboratory Public Company Limited (SKIN), a prominent player in the beauty product sector, as it commences trading on September 24th. The company, known for its brands Skinsista and Dermie, will join the Consumer Products group on the MAI.
Bangkok: The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) has announced the certification of Songka as Chiang Rai MP for District 7. According to Thai News Agency, the Election Commission has approved Song-nga Prommuang as the Member of Parliament for Chiang Rai Constituency 7. The decision follows the ECT’s proposal to fill
Bangkok: The Council of State revealed that Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is set to fly to the United Nations to address world leaders regarding the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border conflict. This decision comes amidst constraints that typically prevent such international engagements if the government has not yet made a policy statement.
Phitsanulok: Carrying the old reception table from the Phitsanulok house into Sopon’s office. Sopon has ordered officials to move the old reception desk from his Phitsanulok home into his office before the oath-taking ceremony tomorrow. According to Thai News Agency, reporters reported that at 10:00 a.m., building and grounds officials
Bangkok: The People’s Party has yet to finalize its decision on selecting three prime ministerial candidates, as discussions and considerations remain ongoing. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Panusaya Wacharasindhu, a party-list MP and spokesman for the People’s Party, clarified that the opinions expressed by Mr. Krunpol Tiansuwan, another party-list
Bangkok: “Shrimp General” Kung, known for his military service, recently confirmed that he was approached for a high-ranking political position but declined, citing sustainability concerns. He expressed his desire to continue serving as an advisor to his army colleagues. The decision for a second round of clashes, he noted, would
Bangkok: Prit has voiced criticism towards the Bhumjaithai and Pheu Thai parties, advocating for more public involvement in the process of establishing a Constituent Assembly. He raised concerns about the potential for a monopoly if these parties do not allow broader public participation in the selection process for the assembly.
Bangkok: Pakornwut Udompipatsakul has expressed confusion over the Pheu Thai Party’s persistent criticisms of the People’s Party. He remarked that even if the opposition leader were to resign, the Pheu Thai Party would still be unable to assume leadership due to the existing roles of House Speaker and Deputy Speaker.