Bangkok: Wan Nor took to the Prachachat stage to assess the political situation for the six months before the dissolution of parliament and the elections. He asked MPs to work hard, hoping for 13 seats next time, dreaming of two ministerial seats. Worawit said the Bhumjaithai Party would not dare

Bangkok: “Bhumtham” held a special cabinet meeting to appoint an acting prime minister. Minister Klathum left the party. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Mr. Phumtham Wechayachai, chaired a special Cabinet meeting to request a Cabinet resolution to appoint an Acting Prime Minister. He also requested a Cabinet resolution

Bangkok: The Bhumjaithai Party has publicized photographs featuring Anutin Charnvirakul and Thammanat Prompao, ahead of their official statement endorsing Anutin as Thailand’s 32nd Prime Minister. According to Thai News Agency, reporters revealed that late last night, Anutin announced the formation of an interim government at the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters. The

Bangkok: Paethongtarn Shinawatra has expressed her gratitude to the people following her recent departure from the Prime Minister position. She thanked citizens for allowing her the opportunity to serve the nation. According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court’s decision to remove Paethongtarn from office was based on an audio

Bangkok: The Kla Tham Party has announced its decision to support Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, as the next Prime Minister of Thailand. This decision comes in the wake of Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra’s resignation following a Constitutional Court ruling that dissolved the entire Cabinet, necessitating a vote

Bangkok: Jiraporn Sindhuphrai, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, reiterated the Pheu Thai Party’s unwavering commitment to its original ideology despite recent political developments involving some of its members. She emphasized that the involvement of Members of Parliament in joint press conferences with the Bhumjaithai Party will not affect the

Bangkok: The Bhumjaithai Party office was quiet, with no core leaders joining the party after Anutin held discussions with the Prachachon Party yesterday and held a statement with government formation partners. According to Thai News Agency, reporters reported that no core leaders of the Bhumjaithai Party have arrived at the

Bangkok: Bhumtham Wechayachai expressed skepticism over Anutin’s hopes of forming a new government, criticizing him for daydreaming. He questioned Anutin’s confidence in making such announcements, especially when the current coalition is firm in its stance. He also mocked the Orange and Red factions for supposedly easy discussions, while emphasizing his