Bangkok: Anutin Charnvorakul, Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has denied claims that the recent transfer of 45 high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Interior is linked to political retaliation between the “Blue-Red” factions. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister addressed concerns following the Cabinet’s decision to

Bangkok: Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, a party-list Member of Parliament for the Democrat Party, has reiterated his firm stance on constitutional amendments, emphasizing that any changes must not affect Chapters 1 and 2. In a recent parliamentary session, Mr. Jurin outlined four key points regarding the drafting of a new constitution,

Bangkok: “Prit” has voiced support for amending Section 156, aiming to facilitate the creation of a new constitution. He argues that the 2017 constitution lacks legitimacy and stresses the importance of returning power to the people. According to Thai News Agency, the joint parliamentary session recently convened to consider urgent

Bangkok: “Nantana” revives the spirits of the October 14 heroes, warding off evil spirits, the demonic descendants, and the remnants of dictatorship from the drafting of the constitution. She warns that questions that are lies, hidden agendas, and misleading statements should not be used in a referendum. According to Thai

Bangkok: Protests erupted following a debate in a joint parliamentary session that involved discussions about the Senate. The session was focused on three draft amendments to the Constitution. Throughout the day, the debate was smooth, but as the evening progressed, it became more lively. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: Dr. Cholanat Srikaew has proposed that the joint parliamentary meeting should adopt the principles of the Pheu Thai Party’s draft constitution amendment as the central framework, ensuring it aligns with the Constitutional Court’s ruling. According to Thai News Agency, during discussions surrounding constitutional amendment drafts from the Prachachon Party,

Bangkok: Senator Kob offered a moral proverb for members of parliament, emphasizing that the constitution is not the problem; the problem is the people. Senator Kob shared a proverb to remind members of parliament to recognize their own mistakes before criticizing others. He concluded with the thought, “People who succeed

Bangkok: Senator Angkana Neelapaijit has raised concerns over the consequences of inciting hatred, especially in the context of border tensions. She explained that her warnings were issued with good intentions, aiming to prevent minor issues from escalating into significant obstacles during negotiations and conflict resolution efforts. According to Thai News