Bangkok: Suriya Juangroongruangkit, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, has expressed uncertainty over whether the Cabinet is considering dissolving the House of Representatives. He has refrained from commenting on whether the caretaker government currently possesses the authority to dissolve parliament. According to Thai News Agency, Suriya, a key leader

Bangkok: Monporn Charoensri, Deputy Minister of Transport, expressed uncertainty regarding the possible dissolution of Parliament by the Pheu Thai Party. She highlighted that the decision ultimately rests with Bhumtham and questioned if there might be legal issues involved. Monporn emphasized that politicians should not fear elections and remained confident that

Bangkok: Chalermchai Sri-on, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment and leader of the Democrat Party, has clarified that he has not engaged in discussions with Decha Isara regarding an alliance with the Bhumjaithai Party. Despite the lack of talks, Chalermchai affirmed the readiness of the Democrat Party for elections if

Bangkok: Decha Isara has announced his resignation as an MP if the Democrat Party aligns with the Bhumjaithai government, expressing that such a move would betray the nation and its citizens. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Decha Isara Khaothong, who serves as the Deputy Minister of the Interior and

Bangkok: Thawee has confirmed his support for the Pheu Thai Party’s collaboration with the People’s Party to establish a government, underscoring that if the opposition takes power, it would be more beneficial to dissolve Parliament to facilitate new elections. He criticized the practice of minority parties forming a government as

Bangkok: Chaiyachanok Chidchob, Secretary-General of the Bhumjaithai Party, has expressed skepticism over the potential dissolution of parliament, amidst discussions and rumors suggesting such a move by the Pheu Thai Party. According to Thai News Agency, Chaiyachanok stated his belief that dissolving parliament is unlikely, despite the circulating rumors. He highlighted

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party Secretary-General Mr. Sorawong Thienthong is still awaiting a response from the public regarding the political direction of the party. He acknowledged the possibility of dissolving parliament if no party is chosen to form a government. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Sorawong, who is also the

Bangkok: “Siriphong” has stated that should the people choose not to back him, he is prepared to return to the opposition. He addressed rumors about a potential dissolution of parliament, expressing that Bhumtham had long suggested that if confident, one should proceed, while also understanding the associated risks, especially if