Bangkok: “Wirote” is set to reignite the campaign, “Hunting down soldiers to be put to civilian court,” originally championed by the Pheu Thai Party, following a Supreme Military Court ruling in the “Nong Mei case.” This case has spurred calls for the Prime Minister to sign the OPCAT convention, paving the way for the National Human Rights Commission and the

Bangkok: “Sirikanlaya” anticipates that the final “Trump tariff” on Thailand will remain under 20%, following trends observed among Southeast Asian nations, which hover around 19-20%. She advises that farmers currently planting animal feed corn should consider transitioning to other crops if the United States proceeds with full liberalization. The issue of imitating Chinese products is also seen as complex, with

Bangkok: Deputy Minister of Interior 2 has expressed deep concern over the situation in Nan Province as water levels surged by 30 cm within just one hour due to the effects of Storm Wipha. The Ministry of Interior held an emergency meeting to address the risks posed by the storm, particularly in the North-Northeast regions and lowland areas near mountains,

Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, expressed confidence in the stability and future of the coalition government, while addressing ongoing legal challenges and political dynamics. He stated that Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra assured coalition parties of the government’s longevity and potential future collaborations. According to Thai News Agency, Phumtham discussed a recent dinner party with coalition

Bangkok: Gamblers rejoice! “Retirement Lottery” passes with 427 votes. “Phao Bhum” insists on coming out to fight the “underground lottery” that is fun to buy but sad when losing the lottery. Indicates that it is appropriate to start at 15 years. Believes that there is maturity to make a decision. Prepare to issue a law that the ministry can withdraw

Bangkok: The Senate’s Political Development Committee has extended an invitation to the owner of the draft “Amnesty Act” to present detailed information regarding the bill. The committee emphasized that Section 112 should be assessed based on the intent behind offenses, while representatives clarified that amnesty should not apply to cases of intentional disruption. The committee expressed support for granting amnesty

Bangkok: “Thirachai” has issued a warning to the government regarding the 157 billion baht budget intended to alleviate the US tax issue, urging a thorough review to ensure it meets the actual needs of the community and to prevent any significant budget leakage. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thirachai Phuvanatnaranubala, Deputy Leader of the Economic Affairs Department of the

Bangkok: Reserve Senators have expressed concerns over potential delays in the Election Commission’s (EC) investigation into senator collusion, urging the submission of the report to the Supreme Court by August 12. This urgency is highlighted by fears of black magic interference and the impending retirement of two EC members. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Kamrob Panyakaew, leading