Bangkok: “Anutin” advises “Prime Minister Paethongtarn” on maintaining composure and not being swayed by sarcastic remarks during the upcoming censure debate, emphasizing the importance of emotional control given her previous six surgeries. The Prime Minister, concerned about her speaking abilities, receives support and encouragement from coalition parties, who are ready to provide necessary information. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy

Bangkok: The Prime Minister expressed uncertainty regarding his mention of “Ruangkrai” following his statement about preparing to collect evidence for a defamation lawsuit through advertising. He maintained that the decision was ultimately his prerogative. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra addressed the situation in an interview, responding to Mr. Ruangkrai Leekijwattana’s actions. Ruangkrai, a member of the

Bangkok: A consensus has been reached on the time frame for the upcoming no-confidence debate. The opposition will be allocated 28 hours, while the government will have 7 hours. The debate is scheduled to start on March 24-25, with a vote planned for March 26, provided there are no protests. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, the opposition

Xinjiang: The Thai delegation, led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Phumtham Vejjayachai and Minister of Justice Pol. Col. Thawee Sodsong, commenced their mission in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region by engaging in discussions with both Chinese officials and Uyghur representatives on the first day. The mission aims to address the conditions and well-being of Uyghurs who were

Bangkok: “Rakchanok” declared that waiting for parliamentary inquiries would be a waste of her life, following her being sued by “Suchart” after exposing social security issues. She expressed confusion over being charged despite advocating for insured persons’ benefits. “Sahasawat” attested to the adequacy of evidence, emphasizing the petitioner’s right to assess damages and suggesting the matter is open for discussion.

Beijing: Today, Mr. Phumtham and Pol. Col. Thawee engaged in a video call with six Uyghurs who returned from Thailand, including one individual who returned to the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region in 2015. He recounted his experiences after returning, describing a normal and stable life. He mentioned getting married and having a child, who is now one month old. Upon

Bangkok: In a decisive move to combat the illegal e-cigarette trade, Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra has urged the Treasury and Customs Departments to intensify their efforts following a recent raid on an e-cigarette warehouse. The Prime Minister emphasized the need for strict enforcement of existing laws and border controls to prevent future imports, asserting that these efforts will not cease.

Beijing: “China” is ready to join hands with Thailand to fight accusations from third countries of violating human rights, confirming that everything is done correctly, emphasizing that the news of the killing of “Uighurs” is not true. Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, along with Pol. Col. Thawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice, led a group of