Sisaket: The morning was smooth and the Sisaket by-election was over. People were gradually exercising their rights. The morning session was smooth, with people actively exercising their right to vote in the by-election for Sisaket’s Constituency 5. Despite concerns about the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border, they expressed their desire

Sisaket: Jintawan Traisaranakul, candidate number 2 from the Bhumjaithai Party, announced victory after the unofficial results of the by-election for Sisaket District 5, leading her competitor from the Pheu Thai Party. She expressed gratitude to the people for their trust in her to carry out her responsibilities. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Chaichanok” emphasizes that the government is working to its fullest extent, hoping that the country will move forward. Chaichanok reiterated that the government is working diligently, hoping the country will move forward, in line with the poll results that the public expected. He expressed confidence that the Minister of

Bangkok: Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Anutin Charnvirakul, is poised to approve a flood relief budget aimed at assisting three key agencies in registering those affected by the recent floods. He emphasized the importance of infrastructure, stating that roads and expressways are already in place, and he plans

Bangkok: Somkid Chuekong has called upon the Bhumjaithai Party to specify when the joint parliamentary meeting to amend the constitution will be held, following the government’s policy statement. He emphasized the importance of transparency and warned that any delay might be perceived as a lack of genuine commitment to constitutional

Bangkok: The Prime Minister affirmed his respect for the House of Representatives by staying to listen to the full two-day policy statement from Parliament. He assigned Paradorn to rotate the Deputy Prime Minister and Cabinet Ministers, who will remain in their seats throughout the meeting before returning to the Cabinet

Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party has claimed that members of the Bhumjaithai Party were present during a recent parliamentary meeting but did not identify themselves, allegedly playing a political game. This statement comes amid a heated debate over the government’s responsibility to maintain a quorum during the Clean Air Act

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has expressed his excitement about the outcomes of the Sisaket by-election. In his role as the leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, Anutin shared his unique approach to monitoring the election results, stating that he would wake up to a