Bangkok: The Prime Minister declined to answer questions about her husband selling shares in MWP Company without declaring his assets to the NACC, saying that this matter is sensitive and asked to be put aside for now. Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister, revealed the case of Mr. Pitak Suksawat, her husband, selling 16,500 shares of MWP Company Limited but did

Bangkok: “Anutin” has no objection to the Entertainment Complex Act draft after the Cabinet gave the green light because they agreed to adjust the concerns. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Anutin Charnvirakul, as leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, spoke about the Cabinet’s approval of the draft of the Entertainment Complex Business Act B.E. . (Entertainment Complex) and whether

Bangkok: The Prime Minister boasted that the government possesses a sufficient number of votes, and dismissed allegations regarding the purchase of cobras during a press conference. He expressed confusion over why there would be any need to buy additional votes when the government’s current support is already ample. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra addressed the accusations

Bangkok: People criticize the government for rushing to pass the entertainment complex bill. “People” teases the government for wanting to rush through the Entertainment Complex Act after just finishing the no-confidence debate, urging transparent work to build public confidence while keeping an eye on the specifications of those who get licenses. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Sitthiphon Wibulthanakul, MP

Bangkok: Surawong Thienthong, Minister of Tourism and Sports and secretary-general of the Pheu Thai Party, has publicly criticized senior media figures for leaking a list related to a potential cabinet reshuffle. He expressed concerns that such leaks could negatively impact civil servants and urged the media to consider the national interest rather than seeking sensationalism. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has announced that the Cabinet has approved the draft of the Entertainment Complex Act, ensuring that casinos will constitute no more than 10% of the entertainment complexes. This initiative is expected to enhance tourism and increase national income. For Thai citizens wishing to gamble, a deposit of 50 million baht will be required, though this condition