Nakhon ratchasima: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Army marked the 77th anniversary of the founding of Army Area 2, reaffirming his commitment to the defense of the country and protection of the throne. He emphasized that victory or death is the only acceptable outcome in this mission. General Pana Klaewplodthuk expressed gratitude to the public for their birthday wishes

Bangkok: The Buddha image was brought up to the office of Deputy Prime Minister Thammanat. Thammanat’s working group brought a Buddha image into the Deputy Prime Minister’s office at Government House. According to Thai News Agency, this morning, a team led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Colonel Thammanat Prompao transported two vans from the Office

Bangkok: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has delegated authority to the military to decide whether to open checkpoints and build border fences along the Thai-Cambodian border. He has pledged to support the military’s efforts to raise the Thai flag and bring joy to the Thai people. Meanwhile, the government has requested diplomatic action, insisting that no lobbying will be entertained. Negotiations

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister Sophon Saram has firmly stated that his name has never been indicted by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) and remains confident that the current Cabinet will be vindicated legally. He highlighted his proficiency in social and educational initiatives and reiterated his commitment to tackling the drug problem. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister Sophon Saram has expressed his confusion over the nickname “Sophon Khao Kradong” and addressed accusations against the Anutin Cabinet, asserting his commitment to proving detractors wrong and ensuring the Bhumjaithai Party is not perceived as temporary. According to Thai News Agency, Sophon dismissed claims of the cabinet’s connection to Prasat Sai Fah, emphasizing that such allegations

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has raised concerns over the role of Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, questioning whether he serves as the deputy leader of the People’s Party or as a spokesman for the Bhumjaithai Party. This comes amid ongoing discussions over the potential formation of a majority government. The Pheu Thai Party is scrutinizing Pakornwut’s allegiance as he navigates his responsibilities within

Bangkok: Pheu Thai sharpens its knife, preparing to dissect the Bhumjaithai government, targeting two issues: government administration and ministerial qualifications. They fear that the Prasat Sai Fah (Thunder Castle) connections will create problems in the inspection and prosecution of various agencies. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chanin Rungthanakiat, deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, stated regarding the new

Bangkok: Deputy Pheu Thai Party spokesperson Chanin Rungthanakiat has called on the Bhumjaithai Party to promptly release their draft constitutional amendments to the Constituent Assembly. The call to action coincides with the 19th anniversary of the September 19, 2006 coup, which disrupted Thailand’s political landscape and undermined democratic development. Chanin emphasized the necessity of drafting a new constitution, expressing concerns