Ubon Ratchathani: F-5TH Phaya Inthri aircraft of the Royal Thai Air Force have been actively engaged in training exercises to ensure readiness for potential combat scenarios. The training is being conducted at Squadron 211, Wing 21 in Ubon Ratchathani, focusing on air combat tactics and ground target attacks. According to

Bangkok: Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister, confirmed that the Royal Thai Navy will receive only one frigate in the 69 budget year as the government prioritizes economic stimulation over military upgrades. According to Thai News Agency, Phumtham explained that budgetary limitations prevent the acquisition of additional ships

Bangkok: “Angkana” is urging the Senate to discuss the motion to delay the selection of the Independent Organization Committee, highlighting concerns about legality and legitimacy. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Angkana Neelapaijit addressed the outcome of the Senate whip meeting, which resulted in a decision to postpone the vote

Bangkok: The Senate Whip has agreed to include a motion by the “New Generation Senators” to delay voting on the independent organization committee, affirming that the existing laws provide a clear path forward and maintain the full authority of the Senators. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phisit Apiwattanapong, a

Bangkok: In a recent meeting to discuss the draft of the 2026 fiscal budget bill, Mr. Kanwee Sipsang, a party-list Member of Parliament from the Tham Party, expressed strong objections to the proposed budget. He outlined four primary reasons for his disagreement, which he believes highlight fundamental issues with the

Bangkok: “Phao Bhum” maintains that the government has responsibly prepared the 2016 budget, adhering to a framework of fiscal discipline, despite criticisms from the opposition. The government acknowledges that only a quarter of the remaining funds are available for use due to a high regular budget but highlights an adjustment

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira has underscored the critical need for structural economic reforms and increased private investment to address Thailand’s economic challenges. Despite his concerns about the current economic situation, Pichai remains confident in meeting revenue targets for the fiscal year 2025. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has presented the draft of the 2016 Budget Act to Parliament, proposing a budget of 3.78 trillion baht. The budget aims for GDP growth between 2.3-3.3%, with concerns about US taxes potentially impacting the Thai economy. The budget outlines six main strategies to ensure efficient and