Bangkok: The Prime Minister visited the Parliament canteen after the censure debate, stating a desire to take a break from politics to indulge in sweets and drinks. The visit followed a successful confidence vote in which the Prime Minister secured 319 votes of support. According to Thai News Agency, after the House of Representatives meeting to vote no confidence in

Bangkok: The Prime Minister firmly addressed the opposition over allegations of being influenced by her father, highlighting the irony in accusations that the opposition leader himself might be under external influence. She criticized the opposition’s so-called “devil deal” while recalling her own history of alliances to form a government. Emphasizing her consistent support for the opposition’s prime ministerial candidates, she

Bangkok: “Teng” has clarified his involvement in a controversial photograph with the Prime Minister, which has become a focal point in the recent no-confidence motion against him. He explained that his presence in the photo was intended to question the Prime Minister, but he received no response, leading him to simply smile for the photo. Now, he plans to submit

Bangkok: People are expressing their anger over the recent shutdown of the debate on information operations (IO), with prominent figures criticizing Mr. Pichet Chueamuangphan, the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, for his decision to prohibit the no-confidence debate. Mr. Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn accused him of being ignorant and submitting to military influence, while Mr. Pakornwut Udompipatsakul described the

Bangkok: In a heated debate over the ongoing PM 2.5 dust crisis, Phatthapong Leelaphat, a Chiang Mai MP from the Prachachon Party, criticized Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra for her handling of the issue. Phatthapong described her leadership as the most serious disaster Thailand is facing, accusing her of negligence and ineffectiveness in tackling the problem. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The no-confidence debate against the government of Prime Minister Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra began under disorganized circumstances, as the House of Representatives meeting started 20 minutes late due to an incomplete quorum. The session, which was scheduled to commence at 8:00 a.m., was delayed until 8:20 a.m. when sufficient members, totaling 349 out of 493 MPs, were present. According to

Bangkok: Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, advisor to the prime minister, criticized Mr. Wiroj Lakkhana Adisorn, MP for the Prachachon Party list, for engaging in convoluted debates leading to a loss of focus on substantive issues. Jirayu expressed that the debates had devolved into mere performances, with attendees remembering only a repetitive “Kee..Kee..Kee..Kee..” movement, rather than the core topics of discussion. He

Bangkok: ‘Bhumjaithai’ arranges 3 shifts, checks names strictly to monitor the prime minister’s censure debate. According to Thai News Agency, the Bhumjaithai Party has organized its MPs into three shifts to monitor the no-confidence debate against Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra. The debate is scheduled to take place on March 24-25. The shifts are designed to ensure the presence of MPs