Bangkok: “Maris” dismisses news of a cabinet reshuffle, reiterating Thailand’s commitment not to compromise with Cambodia, focusing instead on conflict avoidance and expediting negotiations. Today, Mr. Maris Sengiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, expressed no concern over potential removal from the Cabinet. He emphasized Thailand’s unwavering foreign policy regarding the Thai-Cambodian border, which aims to prevent confrontations and align with the

Bangkok: Ms. Nantana Nantvaropas, a senator, addressed the ongoing discussions regarding the cabinet reshuffle of Ing 2, emphasizing the need for a merit-based selection process. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Nantana highlighted that the current cabinet list, which has been described as being organized according to a quota system, may not fully consider the qualifications and abilities of the

Bangkok: Pol. Col. Thawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice and leader of the Prachachat Party, expressed confidence in the government’s ability to secure enough votes to pass the 2016 budget. He emphasized that recent discussions with coalition parties focused on public welfare rather than political positions or personal matters, underscoring a commitment to addressing economic and livelihood issues. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Somsak” confirms that in the future, cannabis will definitely return to being a narcotic drug, indicating that new applications and license renewals must be made with additional ministerial regulations, viewing the completion of the Cannabis Control Act in this government as a dream, dismissing the crackdown on cannabis as politics, saying that it has been a chronic problem for

Bangkok: “Rakchanok” and Chonburi MPs urge the Prime Minister to think carefully about having “Suchart” as a minister, criticizing his claim of patriotism and shifting responsibility, saying it’s a joke. Ms. Rakchanok Srinok, Bangkok MP of the Prachachon Party, held a press conference calling on Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister, to consider the cabinet reshuffle, especially the proportion of Mr.

Beijing: Wan Nor and the Thai parliamentary delegation joined in paying respects to Mao Zedong. The memorial hall opened the Chairman Mao history room for visitors to see his belongings. There was also a photo of Mao with M.R. Kukrit, which is normally not open to the public. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, President of

Bangkok: Senator Nantana Nantvaropas has taken a decisive step to expedite the process of including a draft referendum bill aimed at amending the constitution. She submitted a formal request to Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, President of the House of Representatives, emphasizing the urgency of addressing constitutional loopholes that have contributed to the nation’s political crisis. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Mr. Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn, a member of parliament and deputy leader of the Prachachon Party, has raised concerns about the economic implications of the Thai government’s decision to elevate pressure at the Thai-Cambodian border. He emphasized the necessity of implementing parallel measures to support affected citizens and businesses, stressing that without such measures, the responsibility for potential negative outcomes would