Bangkok: ‘Mahidol Poll’ has disclosed that the Ministry of Defense is the most preferred for a cabinet reshuffle among the public, with 46.75% of respondents supporting this change. According to Thai News Agency, a survey conducted by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sunee Kalayajit and her team at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Mahidol University, revealed insights into public opinion

Bangkok: The first day of the JBC meeting between Thailand and Cambodia ended without a conclusion. The meeting was suspended after Cambodia perceived Thailand’s actions as a unilateral statement rather than a result of joint discussions. A follow-up meeting is scheduled for tomorrow morning, June 15. According to Thai News Agency, the lack of agreement on the first day has

Bangkok: Business operators have been warned of severe penalties for violating the Animal Feed Act, as the government intensifies efforts to curb illegal animal feed activities. Authorities have expanded their operations, seizing illegal animal feed worth 5.9 million baht, and are urging the public to report any suspicious activities through the DLD 4.0 app. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.

Bangkok: “Anusorn” points out that the Medical Council’s resolution and the 14th floor court case are different issues. Mr. Anusorn Eiamsa-ard, a party-list MP from the Pheu Thai Party, emphasized that the recent Medical Council decision and the court case concerning the Police General Hospital are distinct and unrelated matters. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anusorn addressed the situation

Bangkok: The army has identified a security threat following Cambodia’s deployment of troops in several locations, particularly where firearms pose a risk to areas under Thai sovereignty. The Royal Thai Army is actively adjusting its troop deployment to address the evolving situation. According to Thai News Agency, the concern escalated after the Facebook page “Sisaket News” published a photo accompanied

Bangkok: “Pholphi” criticizes “Anusorn” after he chases out coalition parties to become the opposition, comparing them to ‘flies’ that make annoying buzzing sounds. As for the cabinet reshuffle, he asks to wait and listen to the prime minister. Mr. Phonphi Suwanchawee, MP for Nakhon Ratchasima from the Bhumjaithai Party, spoke about the case of Mr. Anusorn Iamsa-ard, MP for the

Bangkok: If you are not happy joining the government, you can leave and become the opposition. Mr. Anusorn Eiamsa-ard, a party-list MP from the Pheu Thai Party, addressed the situation regarding Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, and her decision to postpone the mobile cabinet meeting in Phitsanulok scheduled for 23-24 June due to an overseas mission. The postponement might

Bangkok: Sukhum Nuansakul, the former president of Ramkhamhaeng University, has issued a cautionary note regarding potential backlash from Thaksin Shinawatra, as recent survey results have not been well-received. The warning comes in light of a Mahidol Poll survey that highlights public demand for changes in key ministries, including Defense, Finance, Social Development and Human Security, Agriculture and Cooperatives, and Tourism