Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, has delegated the responsibility to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to clarify the recent decision by the United States and the European Union to revoke visas for Thai officials involved in the deportation of Uighurs to China. He cautioned others against making statements on the situation and expressed his readiness

Bangkok: The government has issued an order for the arrest of individuals involved in the sale and use of laughing gas, following a surge in its use in entertainment venues. The directive comes with a warning about the severe health risks associated with inhaling nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, which can lead to oxygen deficiency and potentially life-threatening

Chiang Mai: The Independent Move Party has announced its intention to field candidates for the upcoming mayoral and city council elections in Chiang Mai, aiming to energize the silent majority and promote unity. The party calls on individuals of all genders, ages, and professions to participate in this initiative, emphasizing a departure from traditional party divisions and conflicts. According to

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has shed light on the forthcoming dinner meeting organized by the Prime Minister with coalition parties, stating it is a preparatory move ahead of the impending no-confidence debate. Anutin emphasized that the meeting, scheduled for March 21, was planned weeks in advance to ensure all necessary information is ready, rather than

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has mandated both civil and criminal charges in response to the collapse of a construction beam on the Rama III-Dao Khanong-Outer Bangkok Ring Road project. The incident has prompted a thorough investigation and a reevaluation of safety measures within the construction sector. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra convened a meeting with key

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has denied hearing former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra discuss collusion with the Senate during a meeting at the Chansongla house. Anutin emphasized that filing a complaint under Section 157 of the National Economic and Social Development Board would not interfere with government operations, asserting that acting rightly poses no issues and

Bangkok: The government whip has reiterated that the opposition will be granted 23 hours to present their accusations in the no-confidence debate against the Prime Minister, emphasizing that the debate must conclude by March 19. The government is allocated only 7 hours for explanations and protests. The decision on whether “family members” are considered outsiders in the debate will be

Bangkok: “Thaksin” insists there is no problem in naming the censure motion for the “SorTor.” The National Legislative Assembly member, who is affectionately referred to as “dearest,” has stated that it would be inappropriate for him to personally attend parliament to explain himself. He further mentioned that there is no need to establish a war room as he always has