Bangkok: The Minister of Justice is preparing to assign the Minister of Interior to take members of the media to China to observe the living conditions of the Uighurs, following their return to their homeland. This initiative comes as part of a broader effort to provide transparency regarding the situation of the Uighur community. According to Thai News Agency, government

Bangkok: The Secretary-General of the House of Representatives has proposed to Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, the Speaker of the House, to include a censure motion in the upcoming agenda, ensuring that no text in the motion will be omitted. The responsibility of addressing concerns regarding the participation of outsiders in the debate rests with the House Speaker. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Prime Minister pointed out that research on agricultural products must be further developed to ensure quality, increase exports of Thai food ingredients, and support soft power as a good cultural ambassador. Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister, said in the program “Thai Opportunity with Prime Minister Paethongtarn” about agricultural development to elevate the Thai economy that there are approximately

Bangkok: The Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that no third country has informed him that it is waiting to take back 40 Uighurs. He acknowledged that while some countries expressed interest in repatriating them 11 years ago, no further requests have been made since. He stressed that such requests are a matter for governments to coordinate and cannot

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has confirmed that coalition parties are ready to support the Prime Minister in explaining the censure debate. He clarified that while the Prime Minister can answer questions, ministers linked to specific issues may also provide explanations. Anutin affirmed that the chairman would maintain order and ensure discussions remain within

Bangkok: “Warawut” stated that all ministers are ready to help the Prime Minister explain the debate. He is confident that the Pheu Thai-Bhumjaithai Party problems will not affect the vote. He declared that the Chartthaipattana Party has 10 votes of confidence in “Prime Minister Yingluck”. He pointed out that based on his experience, it would not go as far as

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has dismissed allegations of Bhumjaithai Party’s involvement in the selection of senators, asserting that no senators are affiliated with the party. He responded to criticisms by stating that individuals who lost in elections are free to make any claims they wish, emphasizing that the selection process was conducted in accordance

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, delivered a significant lecture at the National Defence College, focusing on the importance of developing leadership skills to address the evolving global social conditions. He emphasized Thailand’s resilience and robust economic foundation, stating that despite facing numerous challenges, including political upheavals and civil unrest, the country continues to thrive. According