Chonburi: In a recent development, the Prachachon Party has announced that it will not expel MP Kritsada Chivathamanon from the party despite her request. Instead, the party will pursue legal avenues to determine whether her letter can be considered a resignation from her role as an MP, and all rights within the party will be suspended as a result. According

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has firmly denied any discussions with Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul regarding the alleged rejection of the 2016 budget, emphasizing that the coalition government’s stability remains intact and under his control. In a recent interview, the Prime Minister expressed confusion over rumors about the dissolution of the House of Representatives and questioned the media about the

Bangkok: “Wisut Chainarun, a leading figure in the Pheu Thai Party, has expressed confidence that the 2026 budget will be smoothly approved without rejection. He emphasized the importance of coalition parties passing the budget to address public concerns, while clarifying that MP recruitment is unrelated to Pheu Thai, and cabinet reshuffles are solely under the Prime Minister’s jurisdiction. According to

Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai Party list MP and government whip, has addressed concerns regarding the Supreme Court’s upcoming trial related to the 14th floor case involving Thaksin Shinawatra. He emphasized that this should not be interpreted as an indicator of potential chaos within the government. Wisut suggests that the Senate must distinctly separate the budget considerations from allegations

Bangkok: The Senate has entered a silent session as Senator Alongkot Worakit announced his intention to provide a clarification on May 19. Despite being summoned by the Election Commission alongside 54 other senators to address charges of electoral collusion, Alongkot has refrained from discussing his plan for the upcoming clarification. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Alongkot was approached by

Bangkok: MP Kritsada Chivathamanon of the Prachachon Party, representing Chonburi District 6, has found herself at the center of political turmoil following her request to be expelled from her party. During a press conference, she detailed her reasons, citing a lack of support and ideological differences as key factors. According to Thai News Agency, Kritsada explained her longstanding struggles within

Bangkok: General Kriangkrai Srirak, the vice president of the Senate, has avoided engaging with the media regarding a summons from the Election Commission (EC). This summons is part of an investigation involving 55 senators, including General Kriangkrai, concerning allegations of collusion in electing senators. According to Thai News Agency, General Kriangkrai declined to give any interviews to reporters after the

Bangkok: The Prime Minister, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, engaged with fruit buyers to explore new export markets before convening a cabinet meeting. The meeting was held at the lobby of Building 1, where the Prime Minister attended a mobile fruit truck event to support fruit farmers. The initiative was a collaboration between the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and the Ministry