Bangkok: Mr. Anusorn Eiamsa-ard, a party-list MP for the Pheu Thai Party, has called upon Thai citizens to express their opposition to a group of protesters advocating for a coup. He emphasized that while the right to protest is fundamental, urging military intervention to seize power poses a threat to Thailand’s democratic system. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anusorn

Bangkok: Wisut Chainarun, a Member of Parliament for the Pheu Thai Party and a member of the coordinating committee of the coalition parties, expressed surprise upon learning that his name was listed as the second Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives. He mentioned the necessity of discussing the matter with colleagues in the Pheu Thai Party during a scheduled

Chiang rai: Deputy Spokesperson of the Senate Local Administration Committee, Ms. Pinyaphat Sansaneeyawin, has called for enhanced strategies to tackle flooding in Chiang Rai, alongside addressing the toxic contamination of the Kok River. The call to action comes amidst a critical situation affecting over 4,400 households due to relentless heavy rainfall and flash floods in the region. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Teng” has urged “Paetongtarn” to dissolve parliament and return voting power to the people, citing potential threats from coalition parties throughout the government’s term. He expressed skepticism about the “Pheu Thai government” being able to govern effectively with a slim majority, emphasizing that a forward path for the country seems elusive under these conditions. According to Thai News Agency,

Naypyidaw: “Maris” reveals that next week a group of experts will go to Myanmar to discuss river contamination. “Maris”, Minister of Foreign Affairs, revealed that next week a group of Thai experts will travel to Myanmar to discuss ways to manage and solve the problem of contamination in the Kok River. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Maris Sengiampong, Minister

Chiang rai: “Thirat” has committed to implementing “Paethongtarn’s” policy aimed at rapidly addressing water quality issues in the Kok and Sai Rivers. The focus is on maintaining continuous communication and raising public awareness. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Thirat Rattanasri, Deputy Minister of Interior and Acting Minister of Interior, who also heads the Center for Solving Water Quality Problems,

Bangkok: Thai people have shown a strong preference for Nattaphong Ruangpanyawut as their choice for prime minister, according to a recent survey conducted by Nida Poll. The poll results indicate that Nattaphong, representing the Prachachon Party, is favored because of his status as a new generation leader who is clear, modern, and straightforward in his political stance. According to Thai

Bangkok: Keep your eyes on next week, Thai politics will be heating up. Next week, follow hot politics, both the list of new cabinet members awaiting royal approval after the mob rally that raised the issue of a coup, as well as the Constitutional Court and the issue of an audio clip that will lead to the performance of Prime