Bangkok: The House of Representatives has accepted the principle of the ‘MRTA Act’ draft law, setting up a special committee comprising 25 members to further scrutinize the proposal. This decision has sparked debates among various political factions, focusing on the financial implications and potential benefits of the draft law. According

Bangkok: “Paethongtarn” has acknowledged that the coalition parties are experiencing disagreements on numerous issues. However, she emphasized that these differences are not causing any major rifts or conflicts among the parties and that they are still working collaboratively. She mentioned that through adjustments and increased understanding, the coalition can become

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: The Prime Minister entered Government House to review documents in preparation before entering the parliament to discuss the 2016 budget. This marks a significant step as the country gears up for the 69th budget discussion scheduled for this evening. During this time, the National Police Chief awaited updates on

Bangkok: “Phao Bhum” has defended the government’s preparation of the 2026 budget, emphasizing its foundation on responsibility and fiscal discipline. The government has acknowledged a limited budgetary margin, with only one-quarter of funds available for discretionary use due to a high regular expenditure budget, which has been adjusted to 70.1%,

Bangkok: “Natthaphong” has expressed strong criticism of the original formula for the 2016 budget, reflecting what he perceives as the Thai government’s lack of direction and leadership. He questioned whether Thailand truly has a “government leader” given the focus on coalition party issues rather than addressing national concerns, describing the

Bangkok: The House of Representatives has approved the principle of the ‘Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand Act’ draft and established a 25-member special committee to further review the legislation. The decision was made amidst debates regarding the feasibility and implications of the proposed 20-baht flat-rate electric train policy. According