Bangkok: Abhisit Vejjajiva makes a triumphant return as leader of the Democrat Party, securing 96.18% of the vote amid enthusiastic support. According to Thai News Agency, the extraordinary general meeting of the Democrat Party witnessed a significant turnout, with numerous former members renewing their association, particularly those aligned with Abhisit Vejjajiva’s political ideology. Notable figures such as Korn Chatikavanij, Sakolthee

Kanchanaburi: Two candidates for the Kanchanaburi District 4 by-election, Wisuda Wichiensilp and General Chinnawat Mandej, took to a parade vehicle in a final push to secure votes. This activity marks the last day of campaigning before the general election for the House of Representatives in Kanchanaburi Province, filling the vacancy left by Mr. Sakda Wichiensilp, who resigned to become Deputy

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: The Stop Gambling Foundation has taken a legal stance against the recent decision to legalize poker gambling as a sport. The foundation has filed a petition with the Central Administrative Court, urging the revocation of the order that lifted the ban on poker, calling on Prime Minister Nu to swiftly implement policies that align with the government’s policy statement.

Bangkok: Prasert Chantararuangthong, former Deputy Prime Minister and former Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has firmly stated that he was never offered a 40 million baht bribe during his two years in office. He expressed that the 30 days requested by his successor, Chaichanok Chidchob, to investigate the matter seemed excessive. According to Thai News Agency, the controversy arose

Bangkok: “Bowonsak” points out that the origin of the National Legislative Assembly can be indirectly linked to the people. Bowornsak reiterated that the new and old referendum laws will affect the timeline for only one month, saying that there is no need to worry about the People’s Draft Act, as it touches on sections 1 and 2, and that it