Bangkok: The latest survey results from the Nida Poll indicate a significant portion of the population prefers the swift dissolution of parliament without waiting four months. According to Thai News Agency, the poll reveals that 59.24 percent of the respondents believe that parliament should be dissolved as soon as possible to expedite constitutional amendments. The Nida Poll, conducted by the

Bangkok: Prime Minister Nu has disclosed that the cabinet list is nearing completion, with a precision rate of 99.9725%. He refrained from commenting on the appointments for the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Justice, highlighting that these decisions will be made by him with thorough scrutiny, focusing solely on the welfare of the populace. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has announced the appointment of Woraphat Thanyawong, the former managing director of Krungthai Bank, as the new Deputy Finance Minister. The Prime Minister and Woraphat have known each other for three decades, and Anutin expressed confidence in Woraphat’s ability to contribute to the tax negotiation team without concerns about his past affiliations with the previous

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) has clarified the recent discovery of a crack in the airframe of one of its F-16 aircraft, specifically near the right landing gear. The aircraft is currently undergoing maintenance in line with standard procedures, and the RTAF assures that flight safety remains uncompromised. According to Thai News Agency, Air Chief Marshal Praphas Sornchaidee,

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has reaffirmed its commitment to serving as a vigilant opposition, closely monitoring the Khao Kradong case and the Senate collusion case, with a readiness to file a no-confidence motion against the Prime Minister if any justice process interference is detected. Ms. Khattiya Sawatdiphon, a party-list MP and deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, made this

Koh kong: The Thailand-Cambodia General Border Committee (GBC) meeting has commenced in Koh Kong, Cambodia, focusing on four critical issues: border regulation at Ban Nong Chan, landmine clearance, crackdown on call center gangs, and setting a timeframe for responding to protests. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai secretariat team convened in Koh Kong for discussions and subsequently returned to

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul has officially received the royal command to become Thailand’s 32nd Prime Minister, vowing to perform his duties with honesty, integrity, and morality. Allied parties joined in congratulating him on this significant appointment. According to Thai News Agency, the announcement was made at the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters, where Police Lieutenant Colonel Aphat Sukhanan, Secretary-General of the House of

Bangkok: “Sathit” sent flowers to congratulate “Anutin”, the Prime Minister. Former Prime Minister “Srettha” also sent flowers to congratulate Prime Minister “Anutin”. The prospective Minister and Deputy Minister of Finance attended the meeting. According to Thai News Agency, in the evening, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul came down from his party office to have lunch at Janista Restaurant on the first