Bangkok: Sirikanlaya has expressed confidence in Rakchanok’s qualifications for the role of Vice President of the Budget Committee, amidst concerns about Thailand’s economic outlook. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sirikanya Tansakul, a member of the People’s Party and part of the committee reviewing the 2026 fiscal budget bill, highlighted
Bangkok: The New Opportunity Party has firmly denied allegations suggesting that it is backed by an energy capital group, countering claims made by Mr. Witthaya Kaewparadai, deputy leader of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party. The party insists it is formed by knowledgeable individuals committed to driving sustainable development in
Bangkok: “Chusak” is confident that changing the 2015 budget to distribute 10,000 baht will not be considered a violation of Section 144. Chusak explains the change in the 2015 budget to distribute 10,000 baht to stimulate the economy, confident that it will not fall under Section 144 after the NACC
Bangkok: The Burmese team has been actively visiting vulnerable groups along the Thai-Cambodian border to alleviate stress and anxiety amid ongoing unrest. Warawut, representing the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Center, part of the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, disclosed that the Ministry has been closely monitoring the situation.
Surin: The Prime Minister convened a strategic meeting to address the Thai-Cambodian border situation and called for synchronized opening and closing times of checkpoints to facilitate trade. Expressing gratitude to the 2nd Army’s commander and local personnel for managing pressures without resorting to violence, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance
Bangkok: Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, a party-list MP and deputy leader of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party (RTSC), has expressed his discontent with the current dynamics within the Palang Pracharath Party, describing it as less welcoming and more of a mere “residence” than a political home. He conveyed his sentiments following
Bangkok: In a heated exchange at the 69th budget meeting, “Chadda” called for the distribution of “digital wallet” money to stimulate the economy. His frustration was evident as he questioned the “Bank of Thailand” about the high fees and interest rates imposed by banks, which he believes hinder the potential
Bangkok: The New Opportunity Party has firmly denied allegations suggesting that it is backed by an energy capital group, countering claims made by Mr. Witthaya Kaewparadai, deputy leader of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party. The party insists it is formed by knowledgeable individuals committed to driving sustainable development in