Bangkok: Bhumtham highlighted that the Chiang Rai by-election results demonstrate Pheu Thai’s sustained strong support base. He emphasized the need to revive and strengthen the party, urging the public to observe the changes. He refuted claims that Thaksin’s imprisonment was intended to generate sympathy for Pheu Thai, stressing Thaksin’s fight

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister of Thailand, has confirmed that the Cabinet list is finalized and will be submitted for royal endorsement within this week. According to Thai News Agency, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) announced on September 15 that the Cabinet list is ready for submission. While Anutin

Bangkok: Senator Alongkot declined to review the bill to investigate the “soft power budget,” complaining that whatever the senators do is criticized, and if they don’t do anything, they’re accused of being afraid. He insists he will do his best for the benefit of the people and the nation. According

Chiang rai: People are excited to exercise their right to vote in the Chiang Rai by-election. The Election Commission expects to know the results before 9 p.m. According to Thai News Agency, the Election Commission anticipates a 65% voter turnout in the Chiang Rai by-election, largely due to favorable weather

Bangkok: The Election Commission Secretary-General visited the area to observe the by-election for Chiang Rai Constituency 7 and facilitated those eligible to vote. Mr. Saeng Boonmee, Secretary-General of the Election Commission, and his team traveled to Polling Station 12, located in the Ban Sop Kham School building in Wiang Subdistrict,

Chiang rai: The Pheu Thai Party is grateful for all the votes from the public following the unofficial results of the by-election for Chiang Rai District 7. Songka won by a landslide over Suthat from the Prachachon Party. According to Thai News Agency, the Pheu Thai Party’s Facebook page posted

Chiang rai: Unofficial election results for Chiang Rai’s Constituency 7 show Songa Prommuang of the Pheu Thai Party leading by more than 20,000 votes, overcoming his opponent, Suthat Yala of the Prachachon Party. Meanwhile, the Pheu Thai Party’s Facebook page posted a thank you to the public for their support

Bangkok: The challenging mission of the government under the leadership of Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, despite not being part of the MOA, is being closely watched to see how much the Thai-Cambodian border situation will be resolved. According to Thai News Agency, the focus on Thai-Cambodian relations is a significant undertaking