Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved the 2025 budget to support the Student Loan Fund by providing educational loans to students. This initiative aims to promote education by covering tuition and living expenses for students during the first semester of the 2025 academic year, with lending set to commence in April 2025. According to Thai News Agency, the Cabinet’s decision follows

Bangkok: Senators have expressed their support for Ms. Siripan Noksuan Sawasdee and Mr. Chatri Archananan as suitable candidates for the roles of Constitutional Court judges. The discussion took place during a Senate meeting chaired by General Kriangkrai Srirak, where the main agenda was the selection of new judges to replace Mr. Nakarin Mektrairat and Mr. Panya Utchachan. According to Thai

Bangkok: “PPRP” has issued a cautionary statement to the government, indicating that the proposed central financial law could severely undermine the credibility of the Bank of Thailand (BOT) and the nation’s financial stability, potentially enabling political entities to manipulate monetary supply at will. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thirachai Phuvanatnaranubala, a former Minister of Finance and current co-chairman of

Bangkok: Thawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice, has expressed his belief that while the United States will implement stricter visa policies for Thai officials linked to the repatriation of 40 Uighurs to China, it will not go as far as suspending the visas. Thawee revealed that immigration officers were on the flight to China to confirm the identities of the Uighurs,

Bangkok: The delegation, comprising key government figures, met with the Prime Minister to discuss housing initiatives for Thai citizens and welfare improvements for the lower class. The meeting, held at the Thai Khu Fah Building, focused on addressing pressing social issues impacting the nation. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, led

Bangkok: The government whip has reiterated that the opposition will be granted 23 hours to present their accusations in the no-confidence debate against the Prime Minister, emphasizing that the debate must conclude by March 19. The government is allocated only 7 hours for explanations and protests. The decision on whether “family members” are considered outsiders in the debate will be

Bangkok: The People’s Party heats up the no-confidence debate, a deal to exchange the country after ‘Nattapong’ submitted an amendment to the motion to withdraw the name of ‘Thaksin’ and change it to ‘family member’ instead. According to Thai News Agency, the opposition leader, Nattaphong Ruangpanyawut, revealed that he had submitted an amended motion of no confidence to the House

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has denied hearing former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra discuss collusion with the Senate during a meeting at the Chansongla house. Anutin emphasized that filing a complaint under Section 157 of the National Economic and Social Development Board would not interfere with government operations, asserting that acting rightly poses no issues and