Bangkok: Nikorn Chamnong has raised concerns regarding the feasibility of holding a referendum to amend the constitution according to the Movement of Assembly (MoA) agreement. He highlighted that such a referendum, which requires an elected Constituent Assembly (CLA), is not possible as it violates Section 166 of the Constitution, according to a ruling by the Constitutional Court. Nikorn suggested that

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has appointed a team to study and prepare for a referendum on constitutional amendments. Amending the 2017 Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand is a primary objective for the Bhumjaithai Party, which aims to draft a new constitution in compliance with the Constitutional Court’s ruling. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin has

Bangkok: Dr. Prem Sak has expressed his shock at the Constitutional Court’s decision to prohibit citizens from electing the Constituent Assembly tasked with amending the entire constitution. He fears this decision could pave the way for covert manipulation of the constitutional amendment process, allowing certain groups to consolidate power, reminiscent of the issues faced in 2017. The Constitutional Court’s ruling

Bangkok: Thammanat and Narumon smile as they welcome Prime Minister Anutin. Thammanat and Narumon congratulate Prime Minister Anutin. Atthakorn believes the Prime Minister can lead the country, insisting that he is committed to working for the country regardless of his position. According to Thai News Agency, reporters noted that following the ceremony to receive the royal command appointing Mr. Anutin

Bangkok: This morning’s situation in the seven border provinces is generally normal, but security remains in place to prevent any intrusion into sovereignty. Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, Government Spokesperson and the Committee of the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation Administration (TCASAB), reported that the overall border situation in seven provinces remains normal. The Thai military remains on alert and maintains 24-hour security to

Bangkok: Sihasak Phuangketkaew, the prospective Minister of Foreign Affairs, has revealed that he has already engaged in discussions regarding foreign policy with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Emphasizing a commitment to maintaining peace and sovereignty, Sihasak assured that these principles would be upheld to the utmost. According to Thai News Agency, Sihasak recently visited the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters, where he met

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister-elect, has dismissed concerns regarding Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao’s appointment as a minister, indicating that there are no issues with the appointment. During a media interaction, Anutin emotionally questioned, “Who wants to sit in the Ministry of Defence?” According to Thai News Agency, the interaction occurred during a coffee break between Anutin and Thammanat, who

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister, expressed his lack of concern regarding the recent petition filed by Pheu Thai Party MPs. The petition, submitted to the House Speaker, calls for the Constitutional Court to examine whether a Memorandum of Understanding (MOA) signed between the Bhumjaithai Party and the People’s Party constitutes political party domination and interference for the purpose of