Bangkok: The Prime Minister has submitted the list of Cabinet members to His Majesty the King, marking a significant step in the ongoing cabinet reshuffle process. According to Thai News Agency, Pheu Thai Party spokesman Mr. Danupon Punnakan disclosed that the current stage of the cabinet reshuffle is crucial, with

Bangkok: “Jiraporn” highlights that the leaders used the audio clip of the conversation with “Hun Sen” as a rallying excuse. Ms. Jiraporn Sindhuphrai, MP for Roi Et and Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, Acting Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, addressed the rally held at Victory Monument.

Bangkok: “Sonthi” revealed his regretful decision of chasing his father away 20 years ago, which has come full circle as he now faces the necessity of chasing his son away. The underlying issue, as he highlighted, is deeply rooted in Thailand’s political system. Meanwhile, “Jatuporn” has made clear intentions to

Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, the government whip, expressed no surprise at the recent poll results showing Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra’s popularity dropping to 5th place. He attributed the decline to a misunderstood conversation clip and emphasized that the new cabinet would work diligently to restore public confidence. Wisut assured that the

Bangkok: The People’s Party has voiced its condemnation of recent speeches made by protest leaders, accusing them of inciting nationalism and potentially paving the way for a coup. The party emphasizes that the resolution of the current political crisis lies in dissolving parliament and holding new elections. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Teng” has called on the government to implement appropriate measures to address the Thai-Cambodian border issue, urging a transparent investigation into the “Lim Kimya” case. He emphasizes the importance of utilizing state-to-state relations rather than family connections, highlighting concerns about the involvement of individuals close to the “Hun Sen”

Bangkok: The government is urging parents to focus on the health of Thai children, as the country ranks third in ASEAN for obesity. Efforts are being made in collaboration with national and local network partners to foster a healthy society, aiming to reduce non-communicable diseases (NCDs). According to Thai News

Bangkok: “Teng” has urged “Paetongtarn” to dissolve parliament and return voting power to the people, citing potential threats from coalition parties throughout the government’s term. He expressed skepticism about the “Pheu Thai government” being able to govern effectively with a slim majority, emphasizing that a forward path for the country