Bangkok: “Bhumtham” insists he will not interfere in the Khao Kradong issue, the new Director-General of the Land Department’s duties. Phumtham said that solving the Khao Kradong problem is the responsibility of the “new Director-General of the Land Department,” insisting that he will not interfere and that he can do

Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai Party list MP and chief whip of the coalition government, has made it clear that the Pheu Thai Party will not obstruct the motion to revoke MOU 43-44. He revealed that the chairman decided to adjourn the meeting as the opposition had not yet

Bangkok: Phumtham, acting Prime Minister, has reassured the public not to worry about the Ban Nong Chan issue, following a miscommunication by the Sa Kaeo governor regarding land title deeds. The governor clarified that the previous statement was inaccurate, with Phumtham emphasizing that evidence will resolve the matter. According to

Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai Party list MP and party MP chairman, has expressed his hope that Paetongtarn Shinawatra will overcome the legal challenges posed by the audio clip case involving a conversation with Cambodian Senate President Samdech Hun Sen. He urged those aspiring to become prime minister to

Bangkok: Bhumtham, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, who is also acting as the Prime Minister, expressed his concerns regarding the Thai-Cambodian border agreement during a meeting with the Thai-Cambodian Regional Border Committee (RBC) led by the Second Army Region. He revealed his apprehensions about Cambodia potentially making

Bangkok: An old video has resurfaced showing a soldier abusing his subordinates, prompting the Royal Thai Army to impose punishment and initiate further investigation into the incident. The video, released by the Royal Thai Army on August 25th, highlights an event from August 21, 2015, where a soldier was seen

Bangkok: Registration has commenced for the “20 Baht All-Round Electric Train” initiative through the “Thang Rath” app, offering unrestricted access to electric trains across all lines for a flat fare. This scheme is available to all, with no limitations on eligibility, time, or ride frequency. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut, alongside fellow members of the Prachachon Party, appeared in court to face a lawsuit brought against them by a major energy company, amounting to over 300 million baht. The lawsuit follows their vocal criticisms regarding Thailand’s electricity tariffs, which they attribute to the policy missteps of previous