Bangkok: Amidst the intense election atmosphere, many Thai political parties’ campaign policies still revolve around “handouts”-whether it’s debt relief, cash handouts, cost of living reductions, or subsidies for utilities. The crucial question is: do…

Krabi: “Chada” and “Sabida” took the stage to appeal to the people of Krabi to vote for the Bhumjaithai Party. They urged the residents to support the party throughout the province, requesting a four-year extension to demonstrate continued progress. H…

Phuket: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, campaigned in Phuket while riding a bicycle to support Ploy Talay’s campaign and promote the “Half-Price Plus” co-payment scheme. Locals wished him well, expressing hopes for an election vi…

Bangkok: Thai Sang Thai launches the ‘Sue Me’ campaign to transform Thai politics, “dismantling the system of receiving policies from the central government and moving towards collaborative design,” drawing on the needs and problems of the people from…

Tehran: The death toll from protests in Iran has surpassed 2,000, marking a significant moment in the country’s recent history. Iranian authorities have, for the first time, acknowledged this high number of fatalities, which includes security personne…

Bangkok: “Sophon,” the chairman, signed an agreement to prevent and solve corruption. Deputy Prime Minister Sophon Saram presided over the signing ceremony of a memorandum of understanding focusing on collaborative efforts to prevent and address corru…

Bangkok: The Thai Sang Thai Party has taken a bold step in reshaping the political landscape with the introduction of their “Sue Me” campaign, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at incorporating public input directly into policy creation. Spearheaded b…

Phuket: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has intensified his efforts in Phuket with a clear objective: to shift the city from orange to blue status. He dismissed criticisms of exploiting nationalist sentiment, questioning if his c…