Bangkok: Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao, an MP for Phayao and an advisor to the Kla Tham Party, has emphasized the importance of political self-reflection and adaptation in response to recent speculations about a potential cabinet reshuffle. He stated that politicians should not be overly attached to their public images and should continuously assess their actions to ensure survival in the

Bangkok: The House of Representatives was thrown into disarray as the Thai Sang Thai Party proposed competing members for the budget committee, leading to a brief suspension of proceedings. The confusion was sparked during the nomination process for the 2026 budget expenditure committee, where two candidates were unexpectedly put forward by different factions. According to Thai News Agency, the situation

Bangkok: Prasert has confirmed that the government’s water management strategy aligns with its strategic plan, emphasizing the use of the central budget to support integrated efforts for sustainability. The online crime suppression unit has also achieved significant recognition by elevating the AOC to the level of receiving a UNESCO award. The government plans to propose the ‘Draft Meteorological Act’ to

Bangkok: In a significant move to tackle the ongoing palm oil price issue, Mr. Pirapan Salirathavibhaga, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, announced his collaboration with the Ministry of Industry. This initiative aims to propose legislative measures to regulate the oil business and promote solar energy usage among the public and farmers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pirapan

Bangkok: Deputy government spokesperson Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan has announced that the New York Post website ranks Bangkok as the number one city globally for remote work, highlighting its low costs, fast internet, and beautiful views. According to Thai News Agency, the ranking was part of a study where cities could score up to 100 points, with Bangkok achieving a score

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has kept the media and the public guessing about his future in the coalition government. This comes after former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra reportedly pushed to take over the Interior Ministry, a move that has stirred political waters. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin, who also leads the Bhumjaithai

Bangkok: People’s Party MPs have raised concerns over the looming social security crisis and emphasized the urgent need for the government to implement a transparent inspection system and reform the Social Security Fund’s structure. Sahaswat Khumkhong, a Chonburi Member of Parliament from the People’s Party, highlighted the necessity for the government to begin by settling the fund’s debts and linking

Bangkok: The House of Representatives has passed the 2016 budget bill in principle with a commanding majority, in a move that the Prime Minister believes will enhance the quality of life for Thai citizens. The approval came after an extensive three-day session, culminating in a vote of 322 in favor, 158 against, and 2 abstentions. As part of the approval,