Bangkok: Saeng Boonmee, the Secretary-General of the Election Commission, has emphasized the necessity of proving the collusion case involving senators, underscoring that the charge under Section 157 should not be viewed as a mere political maneuver. …

Bangkok: The government has announced an extension of the appeal period for the state welfare card program, introducing new criteria for the first time in five years. This move aims to enhance the accuracy of assistance provided to low-income and impo…

Bangkok: The Cabinet approved revisions to the “person-vehicle” eligibility criteria database and reviewed eligibility for the state welfare registration project. According to Thai News Agency, the Cabinet acknowledged the implementation of the 2026 S…

Bangkok: ‘Pharadon’ has decided to move forward with a legal case against ‘Yingcheep iLAW’, citing damage to the party and the presentation of outdated evidence. The party has not yet deliberated on pursuing legal action against any other individuals….

Khon kaen: Villagers breathe a sigh of relief, hoping the government will reinstate their welfare benefits. Residents of Khon Kaen province are filled with hope after the government extended the deadline for reviewing eligibility for the state welfare…

Bangkok: Lawyer Aun has delivered a substantial body of evidence, totaling 3,000 pages, alleging collusion in the Senate elections to the Public Prosecutor’s Office. The evidence was presented to Members of Parliament from the People’s Democratic Refo…

Bangkok: The Prime Minister chaired a meeting to discuss preparations as Thailand counts down 77 days until it hosts the IMF-World Bank 2026 meeting. He highlighted the event as a significant opportunity in economics, politics, and public image, and r…

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sihasak Phuangketkaew, responded to Taiwan’s concerns about Thailand’s stance on the One China policy, asserting that the language used in the joint statement during the Prime Minister’s …