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

Bangkok: Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has addressed Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s intentions to reshuffle officials within the Ministry of Interior, emphasizing his commitment to resolving issues swiftly within a four-month timeframe. He highlighted the necessity of these transfers, while questioning the ethical implications raised by

Bangkok: “Big Tao” explained to the Police Committee that what was demanded has been changed. “Big Tao” presented a statement to the Police Committee, asserting that his demands have been met, even if it’s only for two positions. He also pointed out that he wants the Royal Thai Police to

Bangkok: Following the Constitutional Court’s ruling that a new constitution drafting requires three referendums, questions have arisen regarding the feasibility of a new constitution being drafted by a Constituent Assembly (CAC). According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court’s decision mandates that three separate referendums must be conducted to facilitate

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Phumtham Wechayachai, has reiterated Pheu Thai Party’s commitment to amending the constitution to advance democratic principles. He expressed this commitment while responding to the Constitutional Court’s ruling against a directly elected Constituent Assembly (CSA), which conflicts with the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)

Phichit: “Big Tao” has launched an investigation into the Bang Khlan Temple scandal amid allegations of interference by former officials in the appointment of the abbot, mismanagement of a 30 million baht fund, and unauthorized trading of amulets. The investigation has also uncovered instances of money being transferred to third

Krabi: Pushing the heir of the big house in Krabi, “Sasithorn”, Deputy Minister of the Interior Reporters have reported that the list of Anutin’s first cabinet is largely finalized, with only a few positions under special attention: the Minister of Justice, who reportedly will be introduced as an outsider soon.