Bangkok: “Sasikan” anticipates that the Phalang Pracharath Party MPs will submit a petition to the Prime Minister seeking a Cabinet adjustment as a strategic move to prevent the party from declining over the energy law issue. She clarified that “Pirapan” was not avoiding the media but was organizing the agenda for the Cabinet meeting. According to Thai News Agency, Ms.

Bangkok: The Prime Minister recently met with sugarcane farmers to discuss and accept proposals regarding sugarcane prices. During this meeting, the Prime Minister assigned the Minister of Industry to address the pricing issue ahead of the upcoming Cabinet meeting. Notably, the Prime Minister refrained from commenting on leaked documents from the Phalang Pracharath Party concerning potential ministerial adjustments. The Cabinet

Bangkok: The government of Burma has initiated a significant move to bolster its support for vulnerable groups by tasking the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security (MSDHS) with spearheading the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with 29 agencies. This initiative aims to enhance the database of vulnerable groups, ensuring their data is seamlessly integrated according to welfare

Bangkok: “Sudawan” has reached out to Ajarn Chalermchai to address his resignation from the position of National Artist. Ms. Sudawan Wangsupakitchkosol, the Minister of Culture, expressed her surprise over Professor Chalermchai Kositpipat’s decision. She clarified that the resignation was not due to an inability to criticize the ministry but rather a personal choice related to his age and desire to

Bangkok: The Senate’s Environment Committee has urged the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR) to amend the Mekong River Commission (MRC) treaty to include Myanmar and China. The committee believes that incorporating these countries into the treaty is crucial to collaboratively addressing the problem of toxic substances in the Mekong River, which originates from these regions. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The House Committee on Environment is set to conduct an inspection along the Thai-Cambodian border to address ongoing environmental concerns, particularly the illegal logging of rosewood and wildlife hunting. This initiative comes in response to a series of incidents where Thailand’s natural resources have been exploited. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chivaphap Chivaphatham, a member of the Senate

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul has addressed rumors regarding a potential cabinet reshuffle, asserting that there has been no indication from the Prime Minister about any such changes. Laughing off suggestions that the Pheu Thai Party desires control over the Ministry of Interior, Anutin urged people to cease inquiries about a reshuffle, emphasizing that the

Bangkok: “Ekanat” is expressing confusion over reports that 21 members of the Phalang Pracharath Party have signed a petition demanding a cabinet reshuffle, questioning the authenticity of the document. The Minister of Industry and Secretary-General of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, Ekkanat Promphan, is scrutinizing the situation closely, as he believes the move could lead to chaos within the