Bangkok: “Monporn” has questioned the Bhumjaithai Party’s decision to submit a no-confidence motion against the current government, despite having just left the coalition and not yet performed its duties as the opposition. With only 69 votes, she suggests they consult with the larger opposition group of 140 MPs first. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Manop Jareonsri, Deputy Minister of

Bangkok: “Rakchanok” urges “NBTC Chairman” to resign from his position, saying his face is thicker than the average person’s, firing him every week won’t do it, saying he has no power to control the table of frequency auctions, “PM” must stop the rot, auction will be in a few days, believes people will have to pay more, slams benefits for

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has engaged in discussions with the Director-General of UNESCO focusing on the use of AI to tackle scammers and transnational crimes. The Prime Minister announced plans for the country to become a regional hub for suppressing national crimes, emphasizing the importance of ethical AI use to prevent negative economic and social impacts. According to Thai News

Bangkok: “Prasert” expressed no concern over “Bhumjaithai” preparing a no-confidence motion, viewing it as a political matter. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society Prasert Chantarawongthong stated that the Bhumjaithai Party plans to submit a no-confidence motion against the prime minister on July 3. He acknowledged that this is permissible under constitutional mechanisms but argued that it

Bangkok: The Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, led by Chair Ms. Sarasnan Annopprapon, has taken a significant step by inviting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense, and the National Security Council (NSC) to discuss the Thai-Cambodian border issue. The committee aims to address the progress and future direction of the ongoing situation, emphasizing negotiation

Bangkok: The NBTC has urged the public to refrain from making provocative comments, citing concerns over potential conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia. This call comes amidst heightened security measures along the Thai-Cambodian border, aimed at curbing transnational crimes. According to Thai News Agency, the CCSA clarified that recent orders from the regional army do not constitute a border closure. Instead,

Bangkok: “Thammanat” reveals that the ministerial position for “Anudit” is a quota for another party, not the NCPO. Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao, advisor to the Klatham Party, traveled with Ms. Narumon Pinyosinwat, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives and leader of the Klatham Party. Members welcomed him before he paid respects at the party’s shrine and discussed the cabinet reshuffle. According

Bangkok: “Somsak” confirms that in the future, cannabis will definitely return to being a narcotic drug, indicating that new applications and license renewals must be made with additional ministerial regulations, viewing the completion of the Cannabis Control Act in this government as a dream, dismissing the crackdown on cannabis as politics, saying that it has been a chronic problem for