Bangkok: The Supreme Court held its second hearing on the enforcement of the prison sentence for former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, focusing on the testimonies of nine prison officers. “Winyat” is preparing to reduce the number of witnesses due to overlaps with those already called by the court. According to Thai News Agency, the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders

Bangkok: “Winyat” has expressed gratitude to the court for deciding not to disclose the testimony related to the 14th floor case. He emphasized that Thaksin Shinawatra did not issue any orders and clarified that he was simply fulfilling his role as a lawyer. Preparations are underway to present the names of the defendant’s witnesses, slated to testify on July 30.

Bangkok: The government of Thailand has officially launched its “20 baht electric train all lines” initiative, with the fare policy coming into effect on October 1st. This new measure aims to provide a flat rate for all electric train lines in Bangkok and its surrounding areas, aiming to reduce the cost of living and encourage public transportation usage. According to

Bangkok: Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has confirmed the proposal to transfer Ministry of Interior officials to the Cabinet. These transfers are said to be unrelated to the former Minister of Interior, focusing instead on operational efficiency following a period where many policies were stalled. Phumtham reiterated the ministry’s stance of having no allegiance to any

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army recently conducted a media tour of the Ta Muen Thom Temple, a move aimed at promoting tourism to the ancient site amidst ongoing accusations from Cambodia regarding Thai aggression. The army refrained from addressing Cambodia’s claims directly, focusing instead on fostering communication between the two nations to prevent escalating tensions. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Government spokesman reveals “Pichai” explained in the cabinet meeting, confirming that he will continue to negotiate US tariffs before they take effect on August 1. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, disclosed details following a cabinet meeting where Mr. Pichai Chunhavajira, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, provided an update

Bangkok: Finance Minister has sent documents to the United States, believing the deal can be closed before August, with hopes of reducing the tariff rate to a competitive level and assurances of a backup plan and compensation for entrepreneurs. Mr. Pichai Chunhavajira, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, addressed concerns following a US announcement imposing a lump sum import

Bangkok: Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra maintained her silence throughout the day as media sought her comments on several pressing issues, including international relations and domestic political matters. Despite persistent questions from reporters, she only smiled and refrained from providing any statements. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn, who also serves as Minister of Culture, was approached by the media