Bangkok: The House of Representatives voted decisively, with 253 in favor and 67 against, to withdraw the draft of the Entertainment Complex Business Act. This decision was taken amidst growing political tensions and questions raised by opposition parties about the motives behind the withdrawal. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has announced a dramatic break in relations with Cambodian leader Hun Sen, sparked by a leaked audio clip and tensions over border issues. Thaksin confirmed the split during the ’55 Years of NATION: Breaking the Deadlock in Thailand’ event at the Eastin Grand Hotel,

Bangkok: In a charged session of the House of Representatives, Bhumjaithai Party MP Sanong Thep-aksornnarong voiced concerns over recent administrative transfers, urging Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai to prioritize the public’s welfare over perceived political vendettas. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Sanong addressed Mr. Phumtham, who also serves as

Bangkok: Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the Prachachon Party and the opposition, expressed his concerns regarding the Thai government’s sluggish pace in negotiating with the United States on tariff matters. He fears that Vietnam’s ability to secure a more favorable deal with the US will put Thailand at a disadvantage.

Ubon ratchathani: The Royal Thai Army has clarified the recent clash between Thai and Cambodian soldiers at the Aan Ma Channel, stating that the incident was sparked by Cambodian soldiers moving closer to Thai territory out of curiosity, beyond the agreed boundaries. According to Thai News Agency, Army spokesman Maj.

Bangkok: The House of Representatives engaged in a detailed discussion regarding five draft amnesty bills, each presenting different perspectives on the scope and application of amnesty. During the proceedings, MP Rangsiman Rome emphasized the need for the amnesty to be inclusive and non-discriminatory, particularly highlighting the harassment faced by those

Bangkok: Teng, in collaboration with Anutin, has urged the government to provide a clear explanation regarding the decision to withdraw the Entertainment Complex bill. The move comes amid concerns over declining tourist numbers from China and issues related to the management of call center gangs. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Palang Pracharath Party expressed gratitude to its coalition partners for supporting the draft bill aimed at promoting a peaceful society. In tandem, the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party reiterated its position against granting amnesty to individuals involved in crimes under Section 112, corruption, and serious criminal offenses. The