Bangkok: General Thammarak Isarangkun Na Ayudhya has announced his re-entry into the political arena, taking on the role of chief advisor to the Palang Pracharath Party. His return comes amid what he describes as a chaotic political climate, where the practice of buying political players, akin to trading football players, is rampant. At 87 years old, General Thammarak emphasized his

Bangkok: The Palang Pracharath Party has officially opened its new headquarters in the Bang Pho area, attracting a significant number of former Pheu Thai MPs. The acting party secretary has set an ambitious target of winning 50-60 seats as part of a coalition government, emphasizing the party’s conservative strengths. Meanwhile, the leader of the Patriot Party, known as “Big Pom,”

Bangkok: The Lao Ambassador bid farewell to the Prime Minister on the occasion of his departure from office, emphasizing the close relations between Thailand and Laos, and his readiness to continue cooperating in all areas for the mutual benefit of the people of both countries. Mr. Khamphan Anlavan, Ambassador of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic to Thailand, paid a courtesy

Bangkok: General Wichian has instructed his lawyer to sue a popular Facebook page after a photo of him was posted in a group of consultants for negotiations on overlapping areas. He stated that despite apologizing and deleting the photo, it has affected both his personal life and the military. He emphasized that he has always been a behind-the-scenes supporter and

Bangkok: “Sihasak” denies that this is true after the Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs claimed that it set 9 conditions that the Thai side must comply with. Sihasak emphasized that Thailand will release 18 prisoners of war only when the 4 conditions are achieved and an agreement is reached. He criticized that it should not create a unilateral advantage. He

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has expressed his readiness to receive information from Rangsiman Rome regarding scammers, highlighting a commitment to tackling fraudulent activities. Anutin made these remarks during the opening of a football match celebrating the 170th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and the United Kingdom at Polo Football Park in Pathumwan District,

Bangkok: A government spokesman confirmed that Thailand will not release 18 prisoners of war if Cambodia fails to comply with the anti-scammer agreement and other outstanding agreements. He insisted that the Prime Minister will not interfere in negotiations and expedite the JBC meeting. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister’s Office spokesman Siripong Angkasakulkiat addressed the news of the release

Bangkok: Chuwit Kamolvisit, the former leader of the Rak Prathet Thai Party, has called on Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to seize the opportunity to address scam networks, suggesting that doing so could enhance their political standing. Chuwit emphasized that the Thai political landscape is sometimes a breeding ground for mafia-like figures, and it’s crucial for the government