Bangkok: Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs reiterated that the Chinese government’s safety certification for Uighurs is internationally binding, stating that Thailand cannot be accused of violating human rights. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Rasme Chaleechan, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs, emphasized the fundamental principle of ‘Pacta Sunt Servanda’ or ‘Agreement must be kept’ in international relations. This principle, enshrined

Bangkok: “Ekanat” is confident that ministers from the Palang Pracharath Party will work to their full potential. “Ekanat” is confident that ministers from the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party will work to their full potential. As for the no-confidence debate, he confirmed that he is ready to support the prime minister as well. Mr. Ekkanat Promphan, Minister of Industry and

Bangkok: Thailand is advancing plans to host a “Formula 1 Formula One” race, following significant discussions between the country’s leadership and Formula One Group executives. The move comes as part of a broader strategy to position Thailand as a premier destination for global sporting events, with the potential to draw motorsport fans from around the world. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Senate voted to reject the appointments of Mrs. Siripan Noksuan Sawasdee and Mr. Chatri Archananan as judges of the Constitutional Court. Both candidates failed to secure enough votes in the secret ballot. According to Thai News Agency, the Senate meeting was led by Mr. Mongkol Surachat, the President of the Senate. The meeting aimed to approve candidates for

Bangkok: The Election Commission (EC) has initiated an investigation into potential collusion in the election of senators by appointing three officials from the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to join the inquiry committee. According to Thai News Agency, the EC meeting resolved to appoint civil servants from the DSI as officials under Section 42 of the Organic Act on the

Bangkok: Mr. Pichai Chunhavajira, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, has announced plans to discuss strategies with the Thai Bankers Association to address the issue of bad debt, inspired by a proposal from former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. The approach aims to leverage the 1997 model of debt resolution, which was employed following the economic crisis of that year.

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has denied any conflict between the Ministers of Commerce and Agriculture over the issue of durian exports to China. This statement came in response to inquiries about a reported argument during a recent cabinet meeting. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, attended the weekly Pheu Thai Party MP meeting accompanied by

Bangkok: The Senate has put forward a proposal to the Thai government seeking improvements in the care of refugees, following controversial deportations of Uighurs to China. Angkana Neelapaijit, a senator, has called on the government to disclose video and audio records from the deportation process, arguing against government visits to the Uighurs in China. The Foreign Affairs Committee is also