Bangkok: The Prime Minister expressed her readiness to provide clarification to the Constitutional Court concerning the leaked audio clip of her conversation with “Hun Sen”. She mentioned that the clip did not cause any harm to the country and highlighted that such discussions are typical among world leaders and should

Bangkok: The Prime Minister and her spouse paid homage to Somdech Phra Ariyawongsakattaya, the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand, in honor of his birthday on June 26, 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, and Mr. Pitak Suksawat, her spouse, visited Wat Ratchabophit Sathit Maha Simaram

Bangkok: The Bhumjaithai Party is gearing up to submit a motion of no confidence against the Prime Minister and the Cabinet, sparked by an audio clip of a conversation involving a significant political figure, referred to as ‘Uncle.’ This move is set to unfold immediately after the parliament reconvenes to

Bangkok: Udom Rathamrit, a judge of the Constitutional Court, highlighted the evolving complexity of human rights issues and recommended four approaches to enhance the Constitutional Court’s role in providing justice to society. He emphasized the need for a legal institution akin to intelligence to address future challenges. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Rakchanok” and Chonburi MPs urge the Prime Minister to think carefully about having “Suchart” as a minister, criticizing his claim of patriotism and shifting responsibility, saying it’s a joke. Ms. Rakchanok Srinok, Bangkok MP of the Prachachon Party, held a press conference calling on Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister,

Bangkok: “Prasert” expects clear cabinet reshuffle this week, says all work can be done after name dropped from list to control “Interior Ministry”, sits as “Labor”, believes the work of the Ministry of Digital Economy will be seamless, “Kritsada” denies receiving notification to prepare to scan new ministers. According to

Bangkok: The Consumer Council has once again approached the Administrative Court, filing a petition to suspend the auction of the 2100 and 2300 MHz frequency bands. The council argues that the 15-year binding nature of the auction could pose risks to the national interest and potentially affect free competition and

Bangkok: “Pheu Thai” has made an immediate announcement revealing new regulations on cannabis usage, emphasizing its restriction to medical purposes and banning unlicensed sales, including online platforms. According to Thai News Agency, the Pheu Thai Party disseminated details on their Facebook page about the Ministry of Public Health’s forthcoming regulations