Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has emphasized that any decisions regarding a cabinet reshuffle rest solely with the current Prime Minister. Thaksin stated that he has not considered making any changes himself, stressing that if adjustments are necessary, they should be executed comprehensively. According to Thai News Agency, Thaksin addressed the possibility of a cabinet reshuffle during an interview,

Bangkok: Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Prime Minister, has publicly stated that he has no plans to move the Bhumjaithai Party into the opposition, emphasizing that any potential cabinet reshuffle is the prerogative of the Prime Minister. Thaksin mentioned that if changes are deemed necessary, they would likely be extensive, but he has not given thought to bringing new members in

Bangkok: This week, Thailand is experiencing extremely hot weather, prompting government officials to advise caution, particularly for those working outdoors. The government has expressed concern over the health risks posed by the high temperatures, emphasizing the need for individuals, especially laborers, to avoid continuous outdoor work and to prioritize hydration and rest. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Karom Polpornklang,

Roi Et: “Jiraporn” invites Gen Z youth in the Northeast to join forces to oppose “e-cigarettes” among children and youth. Ms. Jiraporn Sindhuphrai, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, presided over the opening ceremony of the “Gen Z Youth Power Festival Against Smoking and E-Cigarettes” at Phetcharat Garden Hotel, Mueang Roi Et District, Roi Et Province. The event saw participation

Bangkok: “Seripisut” continues working, slams the people for collusion with the Pheu Thai Party. Sereepisuth continues working, slams people for colluding with Pheu Thai after requesting signatures to be sent to the court to remove the cabinet of Ing-Sathit over the issue of cutting the budget of 35 billion to distribute digital wallets, taunting ‘Thaksin’ who said he was taking

Bangkok: Ms. Sirikanya Tansakul, Deputy Leader of the Prachachon Party and MP for the party list, has expressed readiness to accept changes in the political coalition should the Bhumjaithai Party be excluded. She noted that the government is currently struggling with internal coordination issues, and the opposition plans not to obstruct its efforts unnecessarily, focusing instead on constructive oversight. According

Bangkok: Supanart Meenchainan, a Member of Parliament for Bangkok from the Prachachon Party and Secretary of the House of Representatives’ Committee on Economic Development, has announced plans to request an additional one-month extension for submitting earthquake compensation requests. This move comes in response to public dissatisfaction over inadequate compensation payouts for earthquake damages. According to Thai News Agency, Supanart highlighted

Bangkok: Ms. Sirikanya Tansakul, Deputy Leader of the Prachachon Party and MP for the party list, has advised the government to reconsider its financial strategy by adjusting and reallocating the budgets for 2015 and 2016, rather than proceeding with a plan to borrow 500 billion baht. She emphasized the necessity for a clear financial plan, expressing concerns about the potential