Bangkok: The government is advancing the DPS law to regulate digital platforms and protect consumers from rising online fraud cases. The initiative comes after findings revealed that 64% of working-age women have been victims of such fraud. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, deputy government spokesman, stated that the government, via the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), reported

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has issued an order for Mr. Pichet Chueamuangphan, the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, to provide clarification regarding a budget transfer by July 21. The court has denied any extension of time, dismissing the request related to the budget of three projects in the 2025 fiscal year, while accepting the decision concerning the

Phang nga: Phang Nga MPs from the Palang Pracharath Party oppose the government’s use of the Tap Lamu naval base as a condition for US tariff negotiations, fearing it will affect tourism and fisheries in the area. They told the government not to be secretive and to speed up negotiations, fearing that exports will not compete with neighboring countries. According

Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has expressed his concerns about the risks political instability poses to Thailand’s governance and economic recovery. He highlighted that political disruptions could lead to administrative challenges, making it difficult to address the long-standing economic issues facing the country. Thaksin emphasized the importance of cooperation and restoring hope among Thai citizens. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has mandated the “Senate-Phumtham-Thawee” to present witnesses within 15 days regarding the alleged interference in the Senate’s investigation of collusion, marking it as a special case. The court’s directive is part of an ongoing examination into purported meddling involving high-ranking officials. According to Thai News Agency, the case stems from a petition forwarded by the President

Bangkok: “Rangsiman” criticizes “Pheu Thai” should not be called a representative of democracy fighters, neglecting those with different opinions to continue to be imprisoned, thanking 6 “Red Shirt” MPs for voting in support of the amnesty bill, “Civil Sector – Move Forward” can still raise their hands to bow, ready to continue fighting at the committee level. Mr. Rangsiman Rome,

Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra addressed concerns regarding the decline in Chinese tourists visiting Thailand, attributing the decrease to safety issues rather than the absence of entertainment complexes. He emphasized the importance of moving forward with Smart City initiatives, including the installation of AI cameras, to enhance safety and attract tourists. Thaksin also discussed the necessity of casinos in

Bangkok: Minister Suchart Tancharoen, attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, emphasized the importance of addressing the pressing issues within the Sangha, as highlighted by the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand. He revealed that discussions with all relevant agencies have been completed, and plans are underway to coordinate with the Ministry of Interior and the Royal Thai Police to expedite the law’s