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

Bangkok: “Paethongtarn” has openly acknowledged that coalition parties are experiencing disagreements on numerous issues, but she assures that these are not leading to any breakups or conflicts. Instead, she emphasizes the importance of adjustments and increased understanding among the parties involved. When asked by the media about potential changes in

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: The Senate Whip has agreed to incorporate a motion proposed by the “New Generation Senators” to defer the voting process for independent organizations, affirming that the current legislation allows for this course of action while maintaining the Senate’s full authority. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phisit Apiwattanapong, the

Bangkok: The Prime Minister entered Government House to review documents in preparation before entering the parliament to discuss the 2016 budget. The Prime Minister entered Government House to review documents in preparation before entering the parliament to discuss the 69th budget this evening, while the National Police Chief waited for

Bangkok: “Pichet” gets angry and explains that the “Parliamentary Budget” can be inspected, emphasizing that the allocation depends on the committee and urging not to demolish their own house. ‘Rakchanok’ agrees, stating her embarrassment due to uncertainty about having enough power. According to Thai News Agency, during a meeting at

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: “Napinthorn Srisanpang, Deputy Minister of Commerce, has expressed relief after addressing the charges of collusion in selecting Senators brought by the 26th Investigation and Inquiry Committee of the Election Commission (EC) Office. He stated he is prepared to present evidence and witnesses within five days to clarify all issues.