Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, expressed confidence in Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra’s ability to weather the controversy surrounding her conversation with Hun Sen. Despite her temporary suspension by the Constitutional Court, Phumtham reassured that there are no plans to replace her with Chaikasem Nitisiri and emphasized that the government intends to serve its full term.

Bangkok: Core leaders of the Ruam Palang Phaendin group have submitted over a thousand pages of evidence to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) to press charges against the current government regarding the transfer of 35 billion baht in debt from five banks for a digital project. They cite a document from the Royal Decree, which they believe ties the action

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has confirmed that Cambodia’s recent alteration of the “Ta Muen Thom” marker on Google Maps carries no legal significance. This adjustment, reported to have shifted the marker from Thai to Cambodian territory on the platform, does not affect legal standings either domestically or internationally. According to Thai News Agency, Army spokesman Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvari

Bangkok: “Big Pom” has called on party members to oppose proposed casino and amnesty laws, while praising the patriotic display by Thai citizens. He is also backing the “Bhumjaithai” party in filing a no-confidence motion against Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Piya Tawichai, spokesperson for the Palang Pracharath Party, and Mr. Akara Thongjaisod, the

Bangkok: Ms. Pannika Wanich, the spokesperson for the Progressive Movement, has vocally supported the dissolution of parliament as the optimal solution in light of the political upheaval following the Constitutional Court’s order for Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra to suspend her duties. She emphasized that dissolving parliament would pave the way for elections, encouraging political figures not to fear the electoral

Bangkok: The Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) has reaffirmed that its leader, Gen. Prawit Wongsuwan, remains eligible to be a candidate for the position of prime minister. The party emphasizes that the constitutional requirement is based on the number of votes on the election day, not subsequent changes in MP numbers. The PPRP is engaged in discussions with other political parties

Bangkok: General Nattapol Nakphanit, currently serving as the Deputy Minister of Defense and Acting Minister of Defense, confirmed that there is no leadership vacuum despite the absence of a formal Defense Minister. He emphasized that the situation along the Thai-Cambodian border remains stable and is expected to improve following initial talks with Cambodian officials. The talks aim to open the

Bangkok: Leader Ying, also known as Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, was notably absent from the Pheu Thai MP meeting, sparking discussions about the party’s current challenges and future direction. Meanwhile, Phumtham Vejjayachai, the Deputy Prime Minister, emphasized the importance of unity and resilience among the members, urging them to work together to overcome the ongoing political crisis. According to Thai News