Bangkok: Academicians from Thammasat University have analyzed the upcoming no-confidence debate, indicating that while the opposition may not succeed in immediately toppling the government, they aim to instill a sense of distrust among the public for potential long-term impact. The debate, set for March 24-25, is also seen as a critical opportunity for Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra to demonstrate her

Sisaket: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has emphasized the Ministry of Interior’s commitment to enhancing the livelihoods of citizens and fostering economic growth. This announcement came amidst discussions of the E-SAN Life Drive event, which involves eight northeastern provinces supported by the Bhumjaithai Party. Anutin refrained from commenting on the specifics of organizing the event but

Bangkok: “Wisut” believes “Chalerm” will not stand up to question the no-confidence because it is against etiquette. “Wisut” threatens the opposition that if the time is exceeded, he may propose to close the debate. He emphasized that he is still with Pheu Thai and told “Big Pom” to give him the strength to move forward. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: To censure the government, the opposition is betting on its own role. The no-confidence motion against the government on Monday, March 24-25, will be the only motion submitted by the Prime Minister. According to Thai News Agency, how far will the opposition’s information or the Prime Minister’s exam predictions hit the mark? Let’s listen to the academics’ perspectives.

Bangkok: In February 2025, more than 7,500 new businesses were registered, indicating a significant boost in economic activity. According to Thai News Agency, this surge in new business registrations is attributed to the government’s economic stimulus measures, which are expected to continue driving growth. The Deputy Government Spokesperson, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, reported that February saw a total of 7,529 new

Bangkok: Minister Jiraporn Sindhuphrai led a press conference detailing the significant crackdown on e-cigarettes, revealing that the total seizures have surged to 1.2 million units, valued at 231 million baht. This operation was conducted over the past two weeks and the results will be reported to the Prime Minister on March 27. The Customs Department confirmed that these seizures were

Bangkok: “Surawong” has expressed disappointment with “Wirote” for playing old politics despite being of the new generation. Mr. Surawong Thienthong, Minister of Tourism and Sports and Secretary-General of the Pheu Thai Party, commented on Mr. Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn’s statement regarding the Prime Minister’s awareness of truths. He expressed his dismay, noting that he had high hopes for the new generation’s political

Bangkok: “Pai Lik” has clarified that the minister implicated in the “Dew” issue is not Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao. The revelation comes amid speculation surrounding a debt-related controversy involving actress Due Arisara. Pai Lik, a Member of Parliament and Secretary-General of the Kla Tham Party, stated that although a female star consulted him about debt, he advised that debts must