Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party spokesperson has responded to criticism from the Pheu Thai Party, asserting that the recently signed Joint Declaration will not influence US tariffs and advising patience from the opposition. According to Thai News Agency, the spokesperson emphasized the importance of ongoing negotiations led by the Economic Minister and highlighted the Prime Minister’s commitment to national sovereignty, noting that

Bangkok: Mai Davika surprised Ter Chantawit with a huge bouquet of flowers at his bedside to celebrate their 8th anniversary. The status has changed from “girlfriend” to “husband and wife” for the couple, Ter Chantawit and Mai Davika, after a sweet wedding ceremony. According to Thai News Agency, the couple, affectionately known as the uncle-monkey couple, held their wedding ceremony

Melbourne: Australia has welcomed a significant move by the United States to lift tariffs on more than 200 Australian food items, including beef, but will continue efforts to achieve a zero-tariff agreement across all US imports. This development was announced by Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong in an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) on Monday, highlighting the positive

Bangkok: “Santhana” has initiated legal proceedings against the Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent of the Thonglor Police Station. Santhana is taking legal action, bringing evidence to file a complaint against the Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent of the Thonglor Police Station for allowing entertainment venues in the Thonglor area to operate without permission. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Santhana Prayoonrat, a

Chaiyo: A rice bran oil extraction machine exploded and caught fire at a rice mill in Chaiyo District, Ang Thong Province, seriously injuring three people. Officials had to deploy dozens of fire trucks to contain the incident. According to Thai News Agency, the explosion and fire occurred this morning at 9:30 a.m. in a rice bran oil refining building at

Bangkok: Nattawut Buapratum, a party-list MP for the People’s Party, has expressed optimism regarding the government’s plans to hold a special parliamentary session to discuss constitutional amendments in early December. He views this as a positive indication that the agreement aligns with the Memorandum of Agreement (MoA). According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nattawut shared insights into the progress of

Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party is gearing up to submit a motion of no confidence against the government, citing mismanagement and involvement in questionable financial activities. Mr. Suksit Srijomkhwan, the party spokesman, announced that Pheu Thai is ready to challenge the government, emphasizing that the party leader has already engaged in informal discussions with the public and is waiting for

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party reiterated its commitment to amending the constitution, emphasizing that it has no intention of delaying the process. The party raised concerns about whether the delay was due to certain political parties using it as a bargaining tool to avoid a censure debate. They also urged that the agreement between the Bhumjaithai and Prachon parties should not