Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai Party list MP and chairman of the Government Coalition Coordinating Committee, expressed confidence in the ongoing budget discussions, emphasizing that the first 69 days proceeded without any need for deadline extensions. He insisted that government support remained strong, despite routine opposition disagreements over the

Bangkok: Mr. Chitwan Chinnanuwat, Chiang Rai MP for the People’s Party, has raised concerns regarding the allocation of the airport investment budget, claiming it does not accurately reflect actual usage potential. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chitwan debated the draft Budget Act for the 2026 fiscal year, highlighting the

Bangkok: The Prime Minister declined to answer questions about the Constitutional Court’s scheduled hearing on August 21. Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, who also serves as the Minister of Culture, was at the House of Representatives to lend support to MPs deliberating over the 2026 Budget Bill during its 2nd and 3rd

Bangkok: Surachet Pravinwongwut, a party-list MP for the Prachachon Party, has raised serious concerns over the budget allocated for the new Ministry of Transport building, labeling it as the most expensive and scandalous government project of the year. Surachet claims that without the minister’s backing, the project might have been

Bangkok: A recent poll has highlighted a significant call for the People’s Party to change its Members of Parliament (MPs), with 46.6% of respondents citing a lack of visibility and accessibility as key concerns. According to Thai News Agency, the Pacific Institute of Management conducted the survey on August 11,

Bangkok: Suradej Yasawat, deputy leader of the Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP), has urged the government to annul the GBC agreement after a Thai soldier lost a leg due to a landmine incident attributed to Cambodian violations. He is pressing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to take prompt action and pursue

Bangkok: The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) is accelerating its investigation into the alleged collusion among senators, dispelling reports of an eight-month delay. The ECT president clarified that the timeline being discussed was merely an explanation of legal procedures, anticipating an earlier resolution than initially expected. The ECT emphasized the

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court is currently awaiting evidence from three key agencies before making a decision on the highly publicized “Sae Jinjiang” case. Sae Jinjiang, a casino owner in Myanmar, has challenged the extradition law, claiming it violates the Constitution. According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court is reviewing