Bangkok: The Senate Entertainment Committee has raised alarms over irregularities in a proposed bill to legalize casinos, arguing that gambling does not contribute to economic growth and poses significant risks, including potential criminal activity and constitutional violations. According to Thai News Agency, the committee presented its findings during a Senate
Aranyaprathet: “Rome” visited the Khlong Luek checkpoint in Aranyaprathet to observe the measures to open and close Thai-Cambodian borders. He clearly saw that Cambodia closed its doors unilaterally. He saw the audio clip and personal relationship, making negotiations difficult. This became a situation that gave “Cambodia” an advantage. He pointed
Bangkok: “Teng,” a leading figure in the People’s Party, spearheaded the submission of three draft amendments to the Thai constitution, focusing on establishing a Constitution Court and independent organizations that are more connected to the populace, with the hope of gaining parliamentary approval. The move is seen as an attempt
Rio de janeiro: The 17th BRICS Summit opened in Brazil. “Jiraporn” led the Thai delegation to the meeting as a partner country for the first time. The 17th BRICS Summit has begun in Rio de Janeiro, the Federative Republic of Brazil. Ms. Jiraporn Sindhuprai, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office,
Bangkok: Dr. Prapon Tangsrikiattikul, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Health, has urged for the swift passage of legislation governing the use of cannabis. He highlighted the absence of significant problems associated with cannabis over the past three years and argued against the need to reclassify it as a
Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, has stated that the decision to withdraw the Entertainment Bill will depend on the opinion of the council. Acting in his capacity as Prime Minister, Mr. Phumtham indicated that the matter has not yet been considered or discussed in
Bangkok: Secretary-General of the House of Representatives Pol. Lt. Col. Aphat Sukhanan highlighted the constitutional requirements for prime minister candidates, emphasizing that candidates must rely on their current MP votes on the nomination day. This clarification effectively nullifies the aspirations of Gen. Prawit Wongsuwan, leader of the Palang Pracharath Party,
Bangkok: Thailand has submitted a proposal to negotiate additional taxes with the United States, aiming to extend the negotiation deadline to August 1. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira shared that the negotiations remain ongoing and the proposals can be modified as needed. According to Thai News Agency,