Bangkok: The government is advancing efforts to reduce educational inequality through the Fund for Educational Equality, which aims to provide financial subsidies to 800,000 extremely poor students. The initiative includes launching a new student data recording system to prevent dropouts in the education system, effective from today until July 21, 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, deputy

Bangkok: “Wisut” dismisses the Nida Poll, urging “Paethongtarn” to step down, expressing confusion over the poll’s questions and requesting that “Big Tu” not be reintroduced after nine years of service. He emphasizes that in the event of a political mishap, “Chaikasem” would be the sole candidate put forward. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wisut Chainarun, a Member of Parliament

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Phumtham Vejjayachai, who is currently acting as Prime Minister, has stated that he has no knowledge of Jakrapob Penkair being appointed as the new government spokesman, replacing Chirayu Huangsap. He acknowledged Jakrapob’s capabilities but emphasized the importance of verifying qualifications for every position. According to Thai News Agency, Phumtham mentioned that if a

Bangkok: Academics and media representatives have observed that the current Constitutional Court is adapting to accept criticism as a democratic principle. They noted concerns over potential amendments to allow judges to be elected, fearing this could replicate issues seen in other countries. Additionally, they called for more streamlined and accessible communication processes and criticized politicians who exploit the constitution for

Bangkok: “Phumtham” believes that if the audio clip case is clear, the Prime Minister’s popularity will increase. Phumtham throws the question to the PM to extend the time for another 15 days to clarify the accusations regarding the audio clip. He believes that if the case is clear, Paethongtarn’s popularity will increase after the latest poll urges the PM to

Bangkok: The National Security Council has clarified its stance against violence following an incident involving the assault of a Cambodian soldier. The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) confirmed its non-support for violence after tourists were found to have physically assaulted a Cambodian soldier. This incident comes in the wake of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issuing a protest letter

Bangkok: Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, emphasized the importance of not criticizing Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra for his involvement in discussions related to the Trump tax debate. Phumtham praised Thaksin’s skills as a lobbyist and highlighted his personal connections, which were utilized to address issues with the US leader. According to Thai News Agency, Phumtham addressed

Bangkok: The government is preparing to announce its performance and leverage artificial intelligence to enhance communication strategies. Dr. Phrommin Lertsuridej, Secretary-General to the Prime Minister, emphasized the significance of showcasing the administration’s successes in suppressing call centers and e-cigarettes, and advancing the 20-baht electric train system across all lines. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Prommin revealed these details following