Bangkok: Sirikanya Tansakul, a party-list MP for the Prachachon Party, has voiced her concerns regarding the policies of the Anutin government, highlighting that their strategies are reminiscent of past administrations. She criticized the lack of specific goals and clear plans in the economic policy, questioning whether the “Half-Half” budget allocation

Bangkok: The Election Commission Chairman has revealed that the case of collusion involving the Senate will be managed with care and fairness for all parties. The ECT chairman disclosed that the Senate collusion case has been under the scrutiny of the adjudication subcommittee since September 17, with the committee having

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has accused Cambodia of intentionally damaging Thailand’s image, highlighting the need for a carefully considered response to the ongoing tensions. According to Thai News Agency, Army spokesman Major General Winthai Suvari addressed the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border, revealing that Cambodia is allegedly preparing forces

Bangkok: Today’s government policy statement unfolded like a rehearsal for a censure debate, sparking a lively exchange of responses and nicknames among participants. The atmosphere was vibrant as various members engaged in the discussions, reflecting a dynamic start to the policy debate. According to Thai News Agency, the first day

Bangkok: Attorney Winyat has confirmed that Thaksin Shinawatra has submitted a second request for a royal pardon. Meanwhile, Thaksin’s daughter, Pinthongtha Shinawatra Kunakornwong, and her husband, Natthaphong Kunakornwong, visited him at Klong Prem Central Prison, accompanied by lawyer Winyat Chatmontri. Despite the presence of Red Shirts showing their support, Pinthongtha

Bangkok: The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) has concluded the Sisaket by-election, with the results expected to be announced within 60 days. The by-election for Sisaket Constituency 5 MP saw Jintawan Traisaranakul of the Bhumjaithai Party emerge victorious with 40,246 votes, amidst a voter turnout of 59.95%. According to Thai

Bangkok: The first day of the policy statement in Parliament saw significant unrest as debates and protests dominated discussions. The session intensified particularly when the Khao Kradong issue and the matter of Senate collusion were brought up, leading to intermittent disruptions. Despite the heated environment, the Speaker was able to

Trat: Navy soldiers successfully cleared a minefield in Ban Chamrak, Trat Province, pushing back opposing Cambodian forces and demolishing three buildings that had encroached on Thai sovereignty. Villagers from Nong Chan, Sa Kaeo Province, supported the operation by providing food to frontline soldiers, and no unusual activity was detected in