Bangkok: Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, a prominent party-list MP for the Prachachon Party and chairman of the House of Representatives’ Coordinating Committee on Opposition Parties, has reiterated his commitment to not rushing constitutional amendments at the expense of addressing the people’s livelihoods. He calls on opposition parties and the coalition government to focus on passing essential legislation within the available four-month window.

Bangkok: Reserve senators have urged the public to investigate the qualifications of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul in connection with the Senate collusion case. Concerns have been raised over potential interference in the case, as it was revealed that the process was hindered by an unnamed party and that a network was influencing parliament. Meanwhile, Viroj has highlighted four issues for

Bangkok: The anticipation builds as Anutin’s first cabinet is set to be submitted for royal endorsement by tomorrow at the latest. This development follows the Prime Minister’s announcement that the cabinet would be finalized within the current week. According to Thai News Agency, reporters have noted progress on the list of Anutin’s cabinet members, which is expected to become clear

Bangkok: Wirote Lakkhanaadisorn, a prominent figure in the Prachachon Party, has asserted his readiness to investigate both the Blue and Red political camps amid ongoing discussions over cabinet appointments. Wirote, who insists on being a scaffolding member of whichever side he chooses, has accepted criticism regarding the lack of agreement on cabinet ministers, acknowledging that even the most capable ministers