Bangkok: PPRP is concerned about what the government is afraid of, agreeing to withdraw troops from Ta Muen Thom. PPRP spokesman slams government’s economic solutions, saying the country will be left behind, worse than “Cambodia and Laos”, and worsening the situation by raising “oil taxes”. He wonders what the government is afraid of, making it necessary to withdraw troops from

Bangkok: The Prime Minister received a Cell Broadcast notification during a meeting to monitor the situation in the southern border provinces. The meeting took place after the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation and mobile phone networks were called upon to test the system again at Government House. According to Thai News Agency, while Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister,

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party MP Manatsanun Leenawarat, commonly known as MP Fluke, chose to remain tight-lipped regarding the subject of his cryptic social media post that mentioned an enigmatic ‘J’. As reporters sought clarity, MP Fluke downplayed the matter, stating, “There’s nothing, let’s end it,” before leaving the Pheu Thai Party office. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Manatsanun had

Bangkok: “Warawut” is confident that the 2016 Budget Bill will not be defeated, and believes that the government will last its full term. Warawut is confident that there will be no rejection of the 69 budget bill, stating that at this time the country needs investment budget and economic stimulus. He believes that the government will last the full term,

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has expressed gratitude to three networks for their role in developing a national warning system capable of issuing alerts within 30 seconds. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation has been directed by the Prime Minister to conduct a retest of the Cell Broadcast system, specifically within the Government House area. The system is expected to

Bangkok: “Arsit” emphasizes that the Interior Ministry and DSI can work together without conflict. Mr. Arsit Sampantharat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, addressed concerns about the collaboration between the Ministry of Interior and the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), stating that both entities can function without conflict. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Arsit discussed a recent incident

Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has disclosed the ongoing investigation into 1,200 cases of collusion in money laundering involving the Senate. DSI emphasized the need for meticulous handling of these cases as they pertain to criminal offenses, unlike the Election Commission (EC) cases, which mainly focus on proving innocence, fairness, and candidate disqualification. The DSI confirmed its collaborative

Bangkok: Thailand and the United States maintain consistent communication, though primarily at the working group level. This was highlighted in recent discussions surrounding international trade negotiations. According to Thai News Agency, during a press briefing, Pichai Chunhavajira, Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, responded to inquiries about potential trade negotiations involving Thailand following a 90-day tariff reduction deal