Bangkok: The Prime Minister has not yet spoken to “Pirapan” after being asked to investigate his qualifications, insisting that the process is strict after the “Settha government” had an accident, saying that he was surprised by the news of the cabinet reshuffle, feeling sorry for the ministers who were pitied, emphasizing that he has not thought about it yet, before

Bangkok: The Prime Minister of Thailand, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, has emphasized the importance of ASEAN cooperation in addressing trade issues with the United States, while also focusing on the nation’s economic stimulus plans. Despite the pressing need for negotiations, the Prime Minister has not yet set a specific date for talks with the United States but has reiterated her commitment

Nakhon Phanom: Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat, overseeing the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, visited Nakhon Phanom Province to review the success of the large-scale lychee plantation, Nop.1, which has become a significant economic driver for local farmers. During her visit, she expressed optimism about the future of rubber prices, projecting a return to former high levels. According to Thai News Agency,

Phitsanulok: ISOC has clarified its stance on the prosecution of Dr. Paul Wesley Chambers, an American academic at Naresuan University, emphasizing that the legal action aligns with the justice process and national security concerns. Dr. Chambers faces charges under Section 112 of the Criminal Code, often referred to as the lese majeste law. According to Thai News Agency, the Internal

Bangkok: The Prime Minister passed the microphone to “Anutin” to clarify the internal problems in the Bhumjaithai Party regarding the differences in the entertainment complex. “Sia Nu” quickly declined to answer separately. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister emphasized that it was a policy announced to the parliament, asking the leaders of the coalition parties to order the MPs to understand the

Bangkok: ‘Phumtham’ sails the Mekong River, checking the coordinates of drug trafficking routes from neighboring countries, emphasizing that intelligence work is key. The Prime Minister has approved the use of the central budget to purchase special equipment to accelerate drug suppression efforts. The Commander of the Narcotics Suppression Bureau revealed that the fee for transporting drugs across the Mekong River

Bangkok: “Chulaphan,” Deputy Minister of Finance, announced efforts to advance public understanding of the entertainment complex initiative, focusing on tourism and infrastructure investment rather than casinos. He highlighted the readiness of the House of Representatives to review the related legislation. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, Deputy Minister of Finance, discussed the ongoing deliberations on the draft of

Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has advised Pol. Gen. Sereepisuth Temiyaves, referred to as “Nuri,” to conduct himself well if he wishes to become a deputy prime minister. Thaksin also revealed that he had previously requested the deputy prime minister position, though it led to disagreements. He remains unperturbed by the court’s upcoming decision on the 14th floor issue,