Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has disclosed that a Thai tourist involved in an assault on a Cambodian soldier at the Ta Muen Thom Temple is a former ranger soldier. The individual has been handed over to the police for legal proceedings. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Winthai

Bangkok: The committee investigating collusion in the selection of senators is set to conclude the case on July 17. It is expected that “Saewang” will assign the deputy secretary-general to give an opinion on his behalf because he is a person with a vested interest. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: “Alongkot” expressed no concern over reports that the Election Commission is preparing to charge individuals for collusion in the selection of senators. He quipped about the possibility of the news going silent, creating unnecessary excitement, and questioned whether Thailand should sever ties with Cambodia amidst ongoing criticism. According to

Bangkok: The Election Commission has clarified that it has not yet reached the stage of concluding the lawsuit against senators for collusion. The process remains in its initial phase, with the 26th subcommittee seeking an extension for consideration until July 17. They urge against creating trends or spreading rumors, indicating

Bangkok: “Pai” Lik, MP for Kamphaeng Phet and Secretary-General of the Kla Tham Party, expressed confidence in securing 70 seats in the next election, dismissing criticism from urban-centric politicians. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pai addressed comments made by Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao, MP for Phayao and Advisor to

Bangkok: “Pai Lik” is preparing to address the quota for the deputy speaker of the House of Representatives at a coalition party dinner scheduled for July 22. He has made it clear that the discussions are not aimed at negotiating for the position. Instead, he emphasized that if the party

Kamphaeng phet: “Pai” has criticized “Rakchanok” for allegedly causing the Kamphaeng Phet mob to invade the People’s Democratic Reform Committee, citing political maneuvering over development budget concerns. He urged for discussions with knowledgeable parties to assure the people of Kamphaeng Phet that infrastructure projects like dams and roads will proceed

Bangkok: The Senate is gearing up to establish a resolution aimed at amending the sustainable economy following the unsuccessful “Paethongtarn” government’s campaign policy of “giving away ten thousand baht – complex,” which has led to the highest household debt levels in ASEAN. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wiwat Kraipisitkul,