Bangkok: Angkana Neelapaijit has expressed her concerns regarding recent incidents of violence in Thailand’s southern border provinces, suggesting that former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra may have misinterpreted the reception he received during his visit to the area. She cautioned that the memory of past conflicts remains vivid and urged Thaksin to address these issues transparently to dispel any lingering doubts.

Bangkok: “Phumtham” led the National Security Council (NSC) meeting to deliberate on the southern border strategic plan. The meeting, chaired by Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, took place in Meeting Room 301, Command Building 1, Government House, and lasted approximately one hour. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chatchai Bangchuad, Secretary-General of the NSC, refrained

Bangkok: The Prime Minister recently chaired a crucial meeting aimed at discussing Thailand’s potential membership in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The meeting included key government figures such as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Mr. Pichai Chunhavajira, Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Maris Sengiampong, Secretary-General of the Council of State Mr. Pakorn Nilprapan, and Secretary-General

Bangkok: The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has announced that the Prime Minister has directed all government agencies to fast-track the disbursement of this year’s budget and investment funds to align with existing plans, while also developing comprehensive strategies for managing natural disasters. Additionally, the Prime Minister has instructed the resolution of land allocation issues

Bangkok: The Social Security Office (SSO) is embroiled in controversy following revelations about a questionable investment in a building in the Phra Ram 9 area. Ms. Rakchanok Srinok, a Bangkok MP from the Prachachon Party, and Mr. Sahasawat Khumkhong, a Chonburi MP from the same party, have raised concerns over the SSO’s decision to spend 7 billion baht on a

Bangkok: Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, President of the House of Representatives, declared that if the opposition does not amend the censure motion to remove Thaksin Shinawatra’s name, it will not be included in the agenda. He emphasized adherence to regulations, warning that inclusion could lead to lawsuits, with the chairman and proposers of the motion at risk of becoming defendants.

Bangkok: The deputy speaker of the House of Representatives has issued a stern warning to the opposition, stating that failure to amend the current no-confidence motion could lead to uncontrollable chaos within the legislative meeting. Mr. Pichet Chueamuangphan, First Vice President of the House of Representatives, expressed concerns about the inclusion of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s name in the

Bangkok: Chusak believes the ‘President of the House’ has ordered the opposition to amend the motion, hoping to reduce the intensity of the conflict in the House and prevent protests from obstructing the debate. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chusak Sirinil, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office and Deputy Leader of the Pheu Thai Party, gave an interview regarding