Internal Affairs

Opposition Cautious in Submitting Censure Motion Amid Potential Court Ruling

Bangkok: “Wan Nor” believes the opposition is being careful before deciding to submit a censure motion. “Wan Nor” points out that if the Constitutional Court orders the Prime Minister to stop performing his duties, he cannot file a censure motion. He believes that the opposition is careful about who to debate. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor

Constitutional Court’s Decision on Prime Minister’s Duties Hinges on Discretion

Bangkok: “Suang” points out whether to stop performing duties or not depends on the discretion of the Constitutional Court. Surawong believes the Constitutional Court will accept the petition regarding the Prime Minister’s audio clip according to normal procedures. As for whether to suspend his duties or not, it depends on his discretion. He can explain if given the opportunity. According

Teng Calls for Patience Amid Political Uncertainty, Dismisses Disagreement with Bhumjaithai Over Censure Motion

Bangkok: “Teng” has denied having differing opinions from the Bhumjaithai Party regarding the submission of a censure motion against the Prime Minister, urging for patience and clarity before proceeding. He emphasized that utilizing extra-constitutional measures could open pathways to a coup, and criticized the current approach in diplomatic relations with Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, a

Chulaphan Asserts Paetongtarn’s Innocence in Leaked Conversation with Hun Sen

Bangkok: Chulaphan Amornvivat, Deputy Minister of Finance, has reaffirmed that Paetongtarn Shinawatra is not at fault following a leaked clip of her conversation with Cambodian leader Hun Sen. Chulaphan emphasized that it is standard practice for national leaders to communicate with each other, and expressed hope for a favorable outcome from the Constitutional Court’s review. He remains confident that there

Army Commander Visits Southern Border Force, Emphasizes ‘Be Careful, Be Mindful’

Pattani: Army Commander inspects security forces in Pattani and Narathiwat, stresses performing duties with “care and mindfulness” Gen. Pana Klaewplodtook, the Army Commander, visited the southern border provinces to inspect the work of security forces in Pattani and Narathiwat provinces. He emphasized to the officers to ‘not be careless and mindful’ in performing their duties, especially proactive missions that require

Chulaphan Assures Timely US Tax Negotiations Amid Non-Disclosure Agreement

Bangkok: “Chulaphan” is confident that the US tax negotiations will be on time and will not be delayed. “Chulaphan” reveals that the US tax negotiation team will travel tonight, confident that it will be on time and will not be delayed, vowing to build confidence by considering the interests of the people, saying that it is considered a countdown, but

Wan Nor Clarifies 2nd Deputy Speaker Quota in House of Representatives

Bangkok: “Wan Nor” has confirmed that the quota for the second Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives does not belong to any specific party. Clarity on the cabinet reshuffle is awaited before discussions on the selection of an individual to perform the duty can commence, with expectations set for completion no later than July. According to Thai News Agency,

PM Takes on Culture Minister Role Amid Constitutional Court Concerns

Bangkok: Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra has accepted the additional role of Minister of Culture, amid ongoing concerns about potential interruptions to her duties by the Constitutional Court. The Prime Minister expressed a commitment to advancing the country’s soft power while acknowledging the possibility of court-ordered disruptions to her leadership. According to Thai News Agency, Shinawatra discussed the significance of the