Bangkok: Prits has announced that after discussions with the President of the Constitutional Court, there is a clear path forward for holding a referendum to amend the constitution twice. The next step involves expediting discussions with the President of the House of Representatives next Wednesday, aiming for a comprehensive review. Although Prits declined to comment on Chusak’s proposal to interpret

Bangkok: Government agencies have affirmed to the Security Committee that the Memorandum of Understanding 44 (MOU44) between Thailand and Cambodia does not include discussions on border sharing, ensuring that Koh Kood remains under Thai sovereignty without any territorial alteration. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Piyarat Chongthep, who serves as the spokesperson for the House of Representatives’ Committee on State

Bangkok: Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra showcased her vision on stage at the 22nd Forbes Global CEO Conference, pushing the Thai economy, promoting soft power, and dealing with challenges, highlighting Thailand’s strengths as being in the middle of Southeast Asia, with a strong agricultural sector that attracts investors, saying that stimulating the economy by distributing 10,000 baht in Phase 2 will

Bangkok: “Toto” has expressed strong discontent with the Ministry of Justice’s recent claims, standing firm on the authority of the Security Committee to investigate former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Mr. Piyarat Chongthep, the spokesman for the House Committee on State Security, Thai Border Affairs, National Strategy and Reform, has issued a statement in response to the Ministry of Justice’s accusation

Bangkok: “Prits” is spearheading the Political Committee’s efforts to approach the Constitutional Court for clarity regarding the number of referendums required to amend the constitution. This move aims to streamline the process, ensuring that a new constitution is in place in time for the upcoming elections. He emphasized that there was no intention to pressure the court into a decision

Bangkok: The Administrative Court’s Judicial Committee has resolved to approve “Chamnong Thawornwisit” as the new Secretary-General of the Administrative Court. According to Thai News Agency, the Administrative Court Office revealed that Mr. Prawat Tansuwannon, the current Secretary-General, has reached the retirement age of 60 and will conclude his service on October 1, 2024. Consequently, the President of the Supreme Administrative

Bangkok: The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has disclosed the assets and liabilities of former MPs who vacated their positions on August 7, 2024, and those who took office on the same date. Among the notable figures is Mr. Chaithawat Tulathan, the former leader of the Move Forward Party, whose declared assets total 13,210,435 baht. His assets include deposits, land, buildings,

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has affirmed that the Bhumjaithai Party will support a two-tier majority vote if the joint referendum committee’s resolution is presented in the parliament. He emphasized that the decision aims to allow the people to have a genuine say on crucial issues. Anutin highlighted that every process has its timeline, and