Bangkok: The Democrat Party was abuzz with activity as it convened its general meeting to elect a new party leader and executive committee. Many veteran members showed their support for Abhisit Vejjajiva as the prospective leader. Notably absent from the meeting was Chalermchai Sri-on, while others expressed their solidarity with Mark, another leadership candidate, by presenting him with roses. In

Bangkok: Chuan Leekpai, a party-list Member of Parliament for the Democrat Party, expressed optimism about Abhisit Vejjajiva’s potential return to leadership. Chuan, speaking before an extraordinary general meeting aimed at electing a new party leader and executive committee, voiced his belief that most supporters view Abhisit as a genuine politician focused on public service rather than personal gain. According to

Bangkok: “Sergeant Singh” is taking a hard line on the law under the government’s 120-day period, implementing it practically and going to the actual area. Sergeant Singh vowed to stop making phone calls to clarify matters, saying, “In my era, I want what’s right, not what’s pleasing.” He will continue to strictly enforce the law under the government’s 120-day term,

Kanchanaburi: No complaints have been received regarding the by-election in District 4, Kanchanaburi. This morning, officials were busy receiving election equipment. Tomorrow in Kanchanaburi, there will be a by-election to replace Mr. Sakda Wichiansilp. The area around Lao Khwan District Office 1 in Constituency 4 has been bustling since morning, with election commissioners from each unit engaging in activities to

Bangkok: Korn Chatikavanij, the former leader of the Chart Pattanakla Party, has announced his return to the Democrat Party, expressing his commitment to fostering politics that prioritize opportunities for the people. Korn emphasized that the Democrat Party aims to merge the expertise of both seasoned and new generations in response to the rapidly changing world. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva expressed his gratitude to the party for the opportunity to once again lead and serve the people. According to Thai News Agency, Abhisit took to Facebook to thank the Democrat Party after its extraordinary general meeting, where members voted for his election as the new leader. In his post, Abhisit stated, “Thank you to

Bangkok: “Tun” appeared at the election of the new Democrat Party leader, confirming his continued affiliation with the party but refrained from commenting on whether assisting another party was inappropriate, citing instructions from his superiors to focus on the National Legislative Assembly. Meanwhile, “Sunatcha” remains undecided about her future in the party, revealing she declined a role as deputy secretary-general

Bangkok: The atmosphere was lively as Abhisit Vejjajiva arrived at the Democrat Party’s general meeting, where he was greeted warmly following his announcement of returning to the country. His presence has heightened interest in the selection of a new party leader and executive committee. According to Thai News Agency, the former Democrat Party leader was met with enthusiastic support upon