Bangkok: Suradej Yasawat, deputy leader of the Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP), expressed his firm opposition to reopening the Thai-Cambodian border crossing, advocating for the cancellation of Memorandums of Understanding 43 and 44 and all prior agreements following the establishment of Thailand’s new government. He argued that such actions would rectify

Bangkok: The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has announced plans to implement a mechanism aimed at differentiating between innocent individuals and those impersonating account holders in cases where account funds are temporarily suspended. According to Thai News Agency, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Wisit Wisitsora-at, emphasized that

Bangkok: Danupon Punnakanta, spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, has not responded to criticism regarding the party’s perceived decline and the potential for a reduced number of MPs in the next election. He expressed a desire to connect with Pheu Thai voters, emphasizing the party’s resilience in overcoming past crises.

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party is urging the Bhumjaithai Party to revive its 40 baht all-day electric train fare initiative to alleviate financial burdens on residents of Bangkok and neighboring areas, following the decision against implementing the 20 baht all-way fare policy. According to Thai News Agency, Danupon Punnakanta, spokesperson for

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