Bangkok: Chonlanan sees the Prime Minister as challenging and threatening the opposition, with the potential to review and amend the constitutional drafting committee’s selection formula. He suggested the possibility of extending the censure motion submission period and expressed readiness to cancel the constitutional amendment board if desired outcomes are not

Bangkok: Maris recommends involving China in efforts to pressure Cambodia to respect the peace agreement, maintain a balance of power, and communicate directly with the United States without intermediaries. He suggests using a bilateral negotiation mechanism to address the ongoing issues. According to Thai News Agency, former Foreign Minister Maris

Nonthaburi: The Prime Minister encourages “New Generation Village Health Volunteers” to become Smart Village Health Volunteers, using technology to connect communities. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Anutin Charnvirakul, presided over the opening ceremony of the “VHV Connecting Technology to Communities” project for fiscal year

Bangkok: The Ministry of Culture conducted a merit-making ceremony that included offering alms to monks, laying wreaths, and paying homage to the King in commemoration of the 100th anniversaries of significant royal figures. This event marked the 100th anniversary of the death of His Majesty King Maha Vajiravudh, Rama VI,

Vietnam: “Asia’s Rising Star” in terms of investment, with one of the highest and fastest GDP growth rates in the world, grew by 8.23% in the third quarter of this year. With a population of over 100 million, 70% of whom are working-age, Vietnam is attracting investment from around the

Loei: A 32-year-old woman was deceived by a scammer gang posing as a consular officer, leading to a financial loss of nearly a million baht. The victim, who had aspirations to work in Canada, fell prey to an intricate scheme orchestrated through social media interactions. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: “Prit” has expressed concerns about the potential dissolution of Parliament before a censure debate, arguing that such a move is against the Constitution’s intentions. According to Thai News Agency, Prita criticized the idea of dissolving Parliament on December 12, likening it to a contractor abandoning a project to avoid

Samut prakan: The Pheu Thai Party has launched its candidate team for the Samut Prakan Member of Parliament positions, driven by “Ban Yai Asawahem” and the Samut Prakan Progressive Group. This initiative is headed by Mr. Akkrawat Asavahem, nephew of Mr. Watana Asavahem, alongside Mr. Sunthorn Pansangthong, who serves as