Bangkok: Anutin has called on coalition parties to move quickly to form a new cabinet. The new lineup is nearing completion, and outsiders are being sought as qualifications are gradually being filled. According to Thai News Agency, a lively atmosphere was reported at the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters this afternoon and evening. Members of the coalition government and political groups supporting

Bangkok: The situation on the Thai-Cambodian border remains stable, with enhanced security measures implemented at Ban Nong Chan in Sa Kaeo Province. Authorities are set to monitor the outcomes of the General Border Committee (GBC) meeting in Koh Kong tomorrow. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, Government Spokesperson and a member of the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation Administration Committee

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul has announced that the cabinet is complete and ready to commence work immediately following the oath of office. However, the position of Minister of Defense currently remains unassigned, with further details expected to be disclosed at an appropriate time. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister-elect and Bhumjaithai Party leader clarified the expedited completion of the

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister-elect, emphasized that it is within Pheu Thai’s rights to file a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court. Anutin clarified that the recent voting process, which exceeded 311 votes, was conducted with good intentions and in accordance with the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the People’s Party. He insisted on adhering to the rules and reiterated his

Bangkok: Whips from both political factions have deferred the responsibility to Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, the Speaker of the House, to determine the date for the prime ministerial vote. This development follows Bhumtham Wechayachai’s proposal to dissolve parliament, which must avoid infringing on royal authority. Both sides deny any intentional delay, emphasizing the need for a dignified and unblemished prime

Bangkok: The meeting of the two whips has been postponed, with the Prime Minister’s vote scheduled for 3 p.m. today. The postponement is attributed to a pending written response from the Constitutional Court following submissions by 20 Pheu Thai MPs. These submissions concern the judges’ term expiration, the “Paethongtarn” case, and the clarification of the House dissolution. According to Thai

Bangkok: Ruangkrai Leekitwattana is preparing to file a lawsuit against Bhumtham Wechayachai after Bhumtham submitted a request for royal approval to dissolve Parliament. Ruangkrai argues that an acting prime minister has no precedent for taking such action. According to Thai News Agency, Ruangkrai, a political activist and former senator, has conducted a thorough investigation into historical records, revealing that Parliament

Bangkok: “Bhumtham” has submitted a request for His Majesty to dissolve the parliament due to distorted democracy. “Bhumtham” submitted a royal request to dissolve Parliament and return power to the people yesterday, citing distorted democracy. He also stated that the House will vote on whether to elect the Prime Minister. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister