Bangkok: “Prits” has called on the public to vigilantly observe the government’s decision to withdraw a controversial entertainment bill, questioning whether the move is genuine or a strategic delay until the administration secures enough votes to reintroduce it. The public sector has submitted a formal request to opposition parties, urging

Bangkok: The Minister of Labor is preparing to propose to the Cabinet an extension of the stay period for Myanmar workers in Thailand by an additional six months. This proposal aims to address labor shortages and support economic activities in the country. According to Thai News Agency, the recent announcement

Surin: The Head of the Chong Chom Communicable Disease Control Checkpoint has disclosed that Cambodia has refused to accept medicine intended for patients, despite the assistance offered by Thailand. This revelation comes amid a halt in emergency patient transfers through the checkpoint since the onset of the current Thai-Cambodian situation.

Bangkok: Chalat Rachkitprakarn, an MP from the Bhumjaithai Party, has raised concerns about the Pheu Thai Party’s ability to negotiate with the United States regarding the current customs tariff rate. With only three weeks left to make progress, he warned that a failure to reduce the US tariff rate, which

Bangkok: Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, MP and deputy leader of the Prachachon Party, addressed recent allegations made by Pai Lik, MP for Kamphaeng Phet and secretary-general of the Klatham Party, concerning a dinner meeting involving key political figures. Pakornwut suggested that Pai might be interpreting things as he usually does, with no

Kuala lumpur: Maris Sangiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, joined the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Malaysia, marking the debut of a bilateral initiative between Vietnam and the Philippines aimed at enhancing trade cooperation and addressing regional situations. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Maris Sangiampong revealed his participation at the

Bangkok: “Siriphong” slams “Pichai’s” negotiation team for not doing enough homework, very disappointed, what kind of negotiations resulted in receiving an unfriendly response letter, suggests 4 approaches to expedite the process to withstand the impact Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, deputy leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, expressed his dissatisfaction regarding a letter

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has mandated an in-depth study on the requisite number of referendums necessary for amending the constitution. This decision comes ahead of a scheduled review set for July 22. According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court convened to deliberate on a petition forwarded by the President