Bangkok: Senator Naraset recommends the government postpone the land bridge project, arguing that four months is insufficient for a comprehensive study and community involvement. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Naraset Prachayakar, a member of the Senate and chairman of the Senate Committee on Political Development, Public Participation, Human Rights,

Bangkok: The Senate Committee on Economic Affairs and Legal Affairs has raised concerns over the account freezing measures that are affecting innocent individuals and has proposed the establishment of a centralized system for screening and investigating suspicious accounts. This initiative aims to minimize damage to the economic system and bolster

Bangkok: The Shinawatra family arrived at Klong Prem Prison to visit Thaksin after completing his five-day quarantine. The Department of Corrections has allowed relatives to visit today for the first time. According to Thai News Agency, Winyat Chatmontri, the personal lawyer for former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, has requested permission

Bangkok: People are urged to question Bhumjaithai regarding the upcoming appointment of the Minister of Justice and Transport. The Pheu Thai Party has called on the People’s Party to hold the Bhumjaithai Party accountable for its upcoming ministerial appointments, particularly concerning the Justice and Transport portfolios. The Pheu Thai Party

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has expressed concerns about the timeline for holding a referendum on constitutional amendments, urging the People’s Party to expedite negotiations with Anutin Charnvirakul and instruct the “blue” Senate to facilitate the process. The party fears delays could give the impression that the Orange-Blue memorandum of agreement

Bangkok: Senator Pisit has publicly criticized the previous government for its inadequate efforts in organizing the upcoming Southeast Asian (SEA) Games. With only three months remaining until the event, significant issues remain unresolved, including the absence of a finalized mascot. Senator Pisit emphasized the urgency of the situation and called

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,