Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party, amidst chaotic protests and legislative delays, has defended its approach to the consideration of urgent motions, with key members criticizing the opposition for exaggerating issues. The party, led by Mr. Sutin Khlangsaeng, Mr. Anusorn Aimsaard, and Ms. Linthiporn Warinwacharoen, held a press conference to address the situation following protests over the handling of two urgent

Bangkok: The People’s Party, led by Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, voiced strong disapproval after the government postponed a motion regarding earthquake impact assessment in favor of discussing the urgent draft bill on entertainment complexes. Mr. Nattapong, alongside party leaders Mr. Rangsiman Rome and Mr. Parit Wacharasindhu, expressed suspicion over the government’s haste, suggesting the influence of capital groups behind the scenes.

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has firmly rejected allegations of distorting the law, clarifying that it will not delay the Entertainment Complex Act before addressing the earthquake motion. The party has stated that the motion will be submitted for consideration on April 9, 2025, rather than within the current week. Reporters have noted that the Pheu Thai Party communicated via its

Bangkok: A heated argument erupted in the House of Representatives, with Mr. Wan Nor calling for police intervention after a contentious debate over which motion should be prioritized for discussion. The conflict arose when Mr. Anusorn proposed delaying the entertainment agenda, clashing with Mr. Teng’s motion concerning the effects of a recent earthquake. Mr. Icecream expressed his frustration by criticizing

Bangkok: Prime Minister held bilateral discussions with the Prime Minister of Bhutan to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in tourism, education and multilateral frameworks, while the Prime Minister of Bhutan praised Thailand’s effective disaster management. Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister, met with Dasho Tshering Tobgay, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bhutan, on the occasion of her visit to

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul has refuted claims of criticizing Minister of Industry Ekanat Promphan during a recent cabinet meeting. Anutin clarified that his remarks were solely aimed at urging an investigation into allegations concerning the TIS mark compliance of a company prior to Ekanat’s appointment as Minister. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin addressed

Bangkok: “Anutin” expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister for prioritizing local government, highlighting the Ministry of Interior’s commitment to non-partisan administration. During a workshop on regional and local administration, aimed at integrating provincial development for fiscal year 2025, Anutin declared that the Interior Ministry should function without political divisions, likening the effort to a golfer focusing on the game rather

Buriram: In a recent statement, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul denied claims that the Prime Minister’s visit to Buriram was intended to mend a rift between political parties. Instead, Anutin emphasized that the visit aimed to foster a new dimension of engagement by bringing together governors and provincial administrative organizations from across the nation to address