Bangkok: The Senate President, Mr. Mongkol Surasajja, revealed that he was not informed about a request regarding Dr. Kesakamol Pliansamai’s voting rights revocation. The Election Commission (EC) had decided to send the case to the Supreme Court, citing allegations that Dr. Kesakamol deceived others into believing she held a doctorate from California University. Mr. Mongkol stated that he was unaware

Bangkok: Wirote Lakkhanaadisorn, a party-list MP from the Prachachon Party, has joined the Economic Affairs Committee to address the issue surrounding the purchase and sale of shares using promissory notes (PN tickets) by Prime Minister Yingluck. The issue has raised questions about potential tax avoidance through concealed legal transactions, with challenges posed to the Revenue Department to clarify the legality.

Bangkok: “Winthai” stated that the page criticizing politicians does not belong to the military. “Winthai”, the army spokesman, appeared to clarify to the House Security Committee, confirming that the army does not have an IO operation, admitting that the goal is to track down people who have a negative attitude towards the military in order to clarify and understand. He

Bangkok: “Rome” hopes the Supreme Court will be a place of refuge to clarify the 14th floor issue. Rangsiman Rome, a party-list MP from the Prachachon Party, expressed concerns over the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions accepting the case of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra being treated on the 14th floor of the Police General Hospital.

Bangkok: Ms. Jiraporn Sindhuphrai, Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, presided over the “92nd Anniversary of the Public Relations Department” ceremony, presenting awards to exemplary individuals, agencies, media, and benefactors. The event included the presentation of the Exemplary Civil Servant Award, Exemplary Officer Award, and the Outstanding Provincial Public Relations Office Award at the regional level, among others. A

Bangkok: The PAD mob has submitted a letter expressing their stance that Thai people should not lose their land, as tensions arise over negotiations concerning overlapping areas between Thailand and Cambodia. If the negotiations are seen as disadvantageous today, ‘Okya Kalahom Bhumtham’ should be prepared for the consequences. According to Thai News Agency, the Student and People’s Network for Thailand

Bangkok: The representative of dialysis nurses filed a request to the Administrative Court to revoke the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health. Representatives of dialysis nurses filed a lawsuit with the Administrative Court, requesting the revocation of the Ministry of Public Health’s announcement, fearing that it would affect the profession and kidney disease patients nationwide due to the new

Bangkok: Senator Pinyaphat Sansaneeyawin praised Thai workers for their essential contribution to strengthening the nation’s economy, highlighting challenges anticipated in 2025 due to the trade war and tariffs. She underscored the importance of supporting the government’s efforts in skill development and urged consideration of incentives for organizations employing senior workers. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Pinyaphat, speaking on National