Ubon Ratchathani: The Air Force Commander has expressed his condolences to the family of a Private First Class who died from a gunshot wound during a duty assignment at Wing 21. The incident has prompted the establishment of an investigation committee, with the Air Force providing full support to the police in gathering evidence. According to Thai News Agency, Air

Bangkok: Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao, advisor to the Kla Tham Party, announced that there are 10 votes of support from the opposition in favor of the Prime Minister. He emphasized that these votes should not be labeled as “cobras,” but rather as expressions of political camaraderie and ideology, aiming to benefit citizens as their representatives. Thammanat clarified that the support

Bangkok: “Thanatphong,” reserve senator from Group 19, has assumed the role of senator following the Constitutional Court’s decision to remove “Somchai” from the Senate. According to Thai News Agency, this change comes after the Constitutional Court ordered the removal of Mr. Somchai Lenglak due to a Supreme Court ruling that revoked his voting rights for a decade. As a result,

Bangkok: Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, leader of the Thai Sang Thai Party, has issued a scathing critique of the “cobra” MPs, accusing them of dishonesty and betrayal towards their political parties. She emphasized that these MPs should face consequences from the people for their actions. According to Thai News Agency, Khunying Sudarat took to Facebook to express her disappointment following a

Bangkok: Ekarat Changlao, a Member of Parliament from Khon Kaen under the Bhumjaithai Party, has announced his impending move to the Klatham Party, emphasizing that the shift does not indicate a rupture with Anutin Charnvirakul or the Bhumjaithai Party. According to Ekarat, discussions between senior members of both parties are ongoing, and a decision will be made once mutual agreement

Bangkok: “Lindhiporn” 319 highest votes of confidence in the Prime Minister reflects the state of a leader who is trusted, proving that “deals for the country” are not real, disappointed with the opposition’s debate summarizing the news of the year, the content is light, in the end, the time was not used up. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Linthiporn

Bangkok: “Puuat” explains raising his hand to vote for the prime minister is not a bargaining chip in a scandalous case. Poo-at” explains raising hands to vote of confidence in the Prime Minister is a personal decision because the government’s crackdown on the call center gang has seen results, which must be praised. He insists that it is not a

Bangkok: “Teng” has clarified his involvement in a controversial photograph with the Prime Minister, which has become a focal point in the recent no-confidence motion against him. He explained that his presence in the photo was intended to question the Prime Minister, but he received no response, leading him to simply smile for the photo. Now, he plans to submit