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

Bangkok: Tomorrow, Mark will lead the new Democrat Party executive team to pay homage to “Mother Earth,” and will immediately convene an executive committee meeting. Earth, meanwhile, emphasized his experience and vowed to serve as party spokesperson, stating that he would be truthful and not sarcastic. He believes that good words alone cannot restore faith. He believes the party must

Kanchanaburi: The Election Commission of Kanchanaburi Province has prepared a venue for receiving election ballots for District 4 at the Lao Khwan District Office, along with launching a real-time vote tallying system. According to Thai News Agency, at approximately 2:30 PM, the Kanchanaburi Election Commission office demonstrated a vote-counting system that combines votes from all polling stations and sends them

Kanchanaburi: No complaints have been received regarding the by-election in District 4, Kanchanaburi. This morning, officials were busy receiving election equipment. Tomorrow in Kanchanaburi, there will be a by-election to replace Mr. Sakda Wichiansilp. The area around Lao Khwan District Office 1 in Constituency 4 has been bustling since morning, with election commissioners from each unit engaging in activities to

Bangkok: The atmosphere was lively as Abhisit Vejjajiva arrived at the Democrat Party’s general meeting, where he was greeted warmly following his announcement of returning to the country. His presence has heightened interest in the selection of a new party leader and executive committee. According to Thai News Agency, the former Democrat Party leader was met with enthusiastic support upon

Bangkok: The Democrat Party was abuzz with activity as it convened its general meeting to elect a new party leader and executive committee. Many veteran members showed their support for Abhisit Vejjajiva as the prospective leader. Notably absent from the meeting was Chalermchai Sri-on, while others expressed their solidarity with Mark, another leadership candidate, by presenting him with roses. In

Bangkok: Phongsakorn Kwanmuang has been appointed as the new spokesperson for the Democrat Party, succeeding Rames Rattanachaweng, who has transitioned to the position of deputy secretary-general of the party. According to Thai News Agency, the appointments were made during the Democrat Party’s extraordinary general meeting held at the Miracle Grand Hotel. This meeting also saw the re-election of Abhisit Vejjajiva