Bangkok: Thai Sang Thai Party unveiled a draft constitutional amendment to promote “returning power to the people and restoring the rule of law.” The plan paves the way for the removal of independent organizations, amending the membership termination rules, and closing the loopholes for “snake-headed” MPs. Furthermore, it will unlock

Bangkok: Somsak Thepsuthin, a core leader of the Pheu Thai Party, has reiterated his commitment to staying with the party despite the recent departure of Thanakrit Jit-areerat to Klatham, where he will serve as Secretary to the Minister of Social Development and Human Security. This move has been attributed to

Bangkok: Pheu Thai MPs are urging the government to address the severe flooding caused by recent storms, advocating for compensation exceeding 9,000 baht for those most severely impacted. Sakda Wichiensilp, Deputy Minister of the Interior, confirmed that the Cabinet is set to approve a budget for nationwide assistance on October

Sa kaeo: The overall situation at the Nong Chan-Nong Ya Kaeo border remains calm, but is considered “unusually quiet,” with no Cambodian protesters active. Meanwhile, the Burapha Forces are using drones to patrol the border and find Cambodian soldiers maintaining a strong presence. According to Thai News Agency, on the

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Thailand’s Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has reiterated that there is no set deadline for the removal of Cambodians from the Ban Nong Chan area. Emphasizing the government’s responsibility, he stated that Thailand is committed to supporting its military and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in

Pattani: The Minister of Defense, General Nattapol Nakphanit, traveled to Pattani Province to inspect the operations of the Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 Forward Command. His visit centered on the need to integrate various sectors to achieve sustainable peace in the southern border provinces. According to Thai News Agency,

Phnom penh: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has directed comprehensive assistance in the case of a Thai chef’s death in Cambodia, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has tasked the Consul General with probing allegations of a Cambodian hospital’s refusal to treat a Thai national. According to Thai News Agency, Prime

Bangkok: Somsak announced progress on the Village Health Volunteer Act, preparing to submit it for the second and third readings. He expressed satisfaction with the law, which will ensure the stability of the Village Health Volunteer status and strengthen community health. According to Thai News Agency, former Public Health Minister