Bangkok: The legal team representing former Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra has officially filed a motion to revoke the impeachment process concerning a Constitutional Court judge’s term expiration. This legal action challenges the legitimacy of the removal process of a judge who continued to serve after his term had concluded. According

Bangkok: Stay tuned for another meeting this afternoon before the Prime Minister’s vote. It’s another day of intense focus for all parties on the People’s Party, after yesterday’s debate on who to support as the 32nd Prime Minister. However, the vote was split, leading to another meeting scheduled for this

Bangkok: The People’s Party is currently experiencing internal divisions as the selection process for the next Prime Minister heats up. A crucial meeting has been scheduled for September 3, where the executive committee will decide whether to back Anutin Charnvirakul or another candidate for the position. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party is gearing up to file a complaint with the Constitutional Court regarding the delay in appointing new judges. Chusak Sirinil, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, disclosed that Pheu Thai MPs are preparing to question this delay, emphasizing that he hopes the former judge will handle

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

Bangkok: The leader of the Kla Tham Party has reaffirmed his commitment to supporting Anutin Charnvirakul as the 32nd Prime Minister and emphasized his decision not to interfere with the Pheu Thai Party’s request to dissolve Parliament, while also maintaining that there will be no negotiation over cabinet quotas. According

Bangkok: Dr. Ming has highlighted the possibility that the caretaker government has the authority to dissolve parliament, stating that there is no legal prohibition against such an action. Despite this assertion, he noted that the matter has not been a topic of discussion within the Cabinet. According to Thai News

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