Bangkok: The Buddha image was brought up to the office of Deputy Prime Minister Thammanat. Thammanat’s working group brought a Buddha image into the Deputy Prime Minister’s office at Government House. According to Thai News Agency, this morning, a team led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and

Bangkok: The National Defence College (NDCC) has recently placed a picture of Anutin Charnvirakul on its esteemed alumni list following his appointment as the 32nd Prime Minister. Anutin, who graduated from the NDCC in 2018, becomes the seventh alumnus to assume this significant role. According to Thai News Agency, this

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, led an economic team to a significant meeting with the Thai Bankers’ Association, emphasizing Thailand’s pivotal role in the regional economic system. As a former banker, Anutin highlighted the importance of private sector collaboration in advancing Thailand’s position as a central

Bangkok: The People’s Party has taken a significant step forward by submitting a draft amendment to Chapter 15 of the Constitution, urging other political parties to follow suit within the week. The move aims to engage all parties in the constitutional amendment process, emphasizing the role of the Constituent Assembly

Bangkok: “Wan Nor” holds on to his position, saying the Speaker of the House of Representatives can still perform his duties according to the Constitution. Wan Nor firmly holds onto the Speaker’s seat, pointing out that even with a change in government, he can still perform his duties in accordance

Sisaket: Commander of the 11th Infantry Regiment, Lt. Col. Chakkrit Khurirang, was honored with a rank promotion in a battlefield ceremony at Phu Makhuea, Sisaket Province. The ceremony was part of a larger event held by the 3rd Infantry Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment, 11th Infantry Battalion, Task Force 1, where

Bangkok: Wan Nor expects the government to announce its policy on October 1-2, but this could change depending on the government’s readiness. He pointed out that the statement must be sent to parliamentarians three days in advance. According to Thai News Agency, Parliament Speaker Wan Muhammad Noor Matha stated that

Bangkok: Former Special Branch police officer Santhana Prayoonrat has arrived at the Bhumjaithai Party to submit a 50-page document detailing allegations against four political executives within the party. He claims these individuals have direct or indirect involvement in, or have benefited from, business investments along the Thai-Cambodian border. According to