Bangkok: The People’s Party, led by Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut, is preparing to host a significant debate featuring 20 generals to scrutinize government policy. The debate will focus on scrutinizing ministerial qualifications, the Khao Kradong case, and alleged senator collusion. Natthaphong confirmed the selection of Anutin Charnvirakul as interim prime minister, with a mandate to amend the constitution and find a solution

Bangkok: Today’s government policy statement unfolded like a rehearsal for a censure debate, sparking a lively exchange of responses and nicknames among participants. The atmosphere was vibrant as various members engaged in the discussions, reflecting a dynamic start to the policy debate. According to Thai News Agency, the first day was marked by a series of pointed remarks and a

Bangkok: Jurin Laksanawisit, a member of the Democrat Party, has delivered a critical assessment of the current government, labeling it as a “rat-in-a-bucket” government. This term highlights the government’s perceived advantages due to its significant financial resources and pre-existing policies that require minimal effort to implement. Jurin praised the involvement of outsiders in the cabinet, particularly Sihasak, who represented the

Bangkok: Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut, a prominent party-list Member of Parliament and leader of the Prachachon Party, expressed gratitude to the public for their feedback through recent poll results, despite a noticeable decline in his popularity. He urged the public to monitor the party’s actions over the next four months and welcomed constructive feedback for improvement. Natthaphong also revealed plans for the

Bangkok: “Athakorn” insists the Soft Power budget is transparent and complies with regulations. According to Thai News Agency, Minister of Tourism and Sports Atthakorn Sirilathayakorn addressed concerns regarding the soft power budget during a parliamentary session focused on Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s policy statement. He emphasized that the budget would be used transparently and in line with regulations to generate

Bangkok: Danupon Punnakanta, a Pheu Thai Party list MP, has challenged the Thai public to participate in a referendum regarding the legalization of cannabis, criticizing the current government for its lack of focus on drug-related issues. He expressed his concerns over the government’s policy statement, which he claims only briefly mentions narcotics despite their significance. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: “Teng” declined to answer whether the people’s votes flowed to support the “Bhumjaithai” party after winning the by-election for the Sisaket MP, responding to Pheu Thai’s self-evaluation. Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut, a party-list MP and leader of the Prachachon Party, addressed the results of the by-election for Sisaket Constituency 5. He questioned whether the Bhumjaithai Party’s votes were derived from the

Bangkok: The first day of the policy statement in Parliament saw significant unrest as debates and protests dominated discussions. The session intensified particularly when the Khao Kradong issue and the matter of Senate collusion were brought up, leading to intermittent disruptions. Despite the heated environment, the Speaker was able to maintain order throughout the proceedings. According to Thai News Agency,