Bangkok: Natthaphong urged Bhumtham to clarify whether the House dissolution was still ongoing. He expressed displeasure over the lawsuit filed against him by Supachai and Suratin over the dissolution, urging him to withdraw the petition. He reiterated his support for Anutin as Prime Minister and continued to proceed with elections
Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has announced its decision to nominate Chaikasem Nitisiri as its candidate for the upcoming prime ministerial election scheduled for September 5. According to Thai News Agency, Wisut Chainarun, Chairman of the Pheu Thai Party, confirmed the party’s intention to put forward Chaikasem Nitisiri as their prime
Sa kaeo: Spokesperson for Army Region 1 has issued a warning that Cambodians will face prosecution if they destroy warning signs in Ban Nong Chan. The warning comes amidst ongoing protests by Cambodian citizens against Thai soldiers in the area. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Suravich Daengchan, Chief
Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, announced his intention to file a complaint against Bhumtham under Section 112, clarifying that this action is independent of his party. He also addressed the complaint filed by Supachai under Section 157, which calls for an investigation into whether the complaint
Bangkok: “Jirayu” asks the people, “Where did you say that Section 112 should not be used as a political tool?” Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, questioned the People’s Party’s position on Section 112 after the party appeared to permit the Bhumjaithai Party to utilize it in
Bangkok: Chusak Sirinil, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, has confirmed that Bhumtham Wechayachai, acting on behalf of the Prime Minister, holds the authority to submit a request for royal approval and draft a royal decree to dissolve Parliament. This assertion comes amid questions surrounding the constitutional powers of an
Bangkok: “Bhumtham” has made a significant vow that if “Anutin” is elected as Prime Minister, the contentious Khao Kradong case will be permanently resolved. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phumtham Wechayachai, acting on behalf of the Prime Minister, addressed the media following inquiries about the State Railway of Thailand’s
Bangkok: “Wan Nor” has clarified that there are no formal regulations requiring prime ministerial candidates to present their vision prior to the election. According to Thai News Agency, Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, Speaker of the House of Representatives, emphasized that while candidates can choose to present their vision, it is