Internal Affairs

Dech Issara to Join Interior Ministry, Confident in Government Stability

Bangkok: “Dech Issara” is set to enter the Interior Ministry tomorrow, expressing confidence in the government’s stability. Mr. Decha Isara Khaothong, Deputy Minister of Interior, shared his insights following a royal address received during the oath of office ceremony. His Majesty the King provided guidance and encouragement to the new ministers, emphasizing the importance of fulfilling their duties with determination.

People’s Party MP Denies Playing Political Games Amid Government Instability

Bangkok: The opposition party initiated the first day of the parliamentary session by proposing a quorum count, leading to a swift adjournment of the meeting by Deputy Speaker Pichet Chueamuangphan due to insufficient votes. People’s Party MPs refuted allegations of political maneuvering, suggesting instead that the event highlighted the government’s instability. According to Thai News Agency, the House of Representatives

New Cabinet Set for Special Meeting to Allocate Responsibilities Post-Swearing-In

Bangkok: The newly formed cabinet, led by Mr. Suriya Juangroongruangkit, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, acting as Prime Minister, has returned to Government House after taking their oaths. They are preparing for a special cabinet meeting to allocate responsibilities among the ministers. According to Thai News Agency, following the swearing-in ceremony, the cabinet members returned to Government House

Paethongtarn Shinawatra’s Silence Sparks Media Curiosity Amid Constitutional Court Inquiry

Bangkok: Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister and Minister of Culture, was seen leaving Building 1 of the Government House after a special cabinet meeting, where her silence on crucial questions left the media buzzing. Reporters inquired about her actions regarding the Constitutional Court’s order to halt her duties and submit necessary documents within a 15-day period. However, the Prime

Government Whip Urged to Prioritize People’s Version of Amnesty Bill

Bangkok: The Government Whip has received a letter advocating for the inclusion of Section 112 cases in the People’s Amnesty Bill, emphasizing the need for non-discriminatory legislation. Ms. Chanok Chantatong, a Nong Khai Member of Parliament from the Pheu Thai Party and Deputy Government Whip, highlighted the importance of respecting each party’s resolutions within the framework of a democratic regime.

Thawee Unaware of Alleged Court Process Interference in Thaksin’s Hospitalization Case

Bangkok: “Thawee” is unaware of “Dr. Warong’s” revelation that a group of people attempted to interfere with the court process, hoping to dismiss the investigation of the 14th floor case at the Police General Hospital. He confirmed that the officers are ready to explain to the court. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Thawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice, disclosed

Security Concerns Emerge Over Leaked Audio Clips Between Thai and Cambodian Leaders

Bangkok: “Rangsiman” points out that the audio clip is a serious violation of sovereignty. ‘Security Committee’ summons ‘PM-Ministry of Foreign Affairs-Security Agencies’ to explain the issue of 2 audio clips of PM talking to Hun Sen-ordering to hunt down Cambodian people in Thailand, indicating a serious violation of sovereignty. However, it appears that the PM was ordered to stop performing

Security Committee to Summon Paethongtarn for Clarification on Hun Sen Conversation

Bangkok: The Security Committee is set to summon Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister of Thailand, for further clarification regarding a controversial conversation with Samdech Hun Sen, the President of the Cambodian Senate. The Committee is investigating two audio clips related to Cambodia and plans to expedite the investigation into the identity and activities of an individual named Kleang Huat, amid