Bangkok: Dr. Tul Sitthisamwong has confirmed that no one in the Medical Council chat group responded affirmatively to controversial statements. Dr. Tul, a political activist, academic, and Thai doctor, addressed the media concerning claims made by Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Prime Minister, who accused the Medical Council of lacking ethics. Mr. Thaksin alleged that some individuals in the group

Bangkok: ‘iLaw-People’s Network’ issued a statement urging senators to cease selecting independent organizations, citing ongoing investigations by the Election Commission (EC) and National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) into alleged collusion in senator selection. The network aims to amplify public voices and prevent power misuse in self-investigations. According to Thai News Agency, the People’s Network for Drafting the Constitution and iLaw organized

Bangkok: “Seri Pisut” leader, Pol. Gen. Sereepisuth Temiyawes, has expressed his belief that former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra will not attend the Supreme Court hearing scheduled for June 13. This statement follows the submission of significant evidence regarding Thaksin’s treatment at the Police General Hospital. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chanchai Issarasenarak, a former Democrat Party MP, along with

Bangkok: The government is actively seeking public input on the draft of the Solar Energy Promotion Act, encouraging citizens to voice their opinions before the consultation process concludes tomorrow. The initiative aims to ease the installation of solar rooftops and lower electricity costs for the public. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, Deputy Government Spokesperson, announced that the

Bangkok: “Lot 3 Senators” have requested to postpone acknowledging the collusion charges to June 5th, citing their commitments at the Senate meeting. According to Thai News Agency, 24 senators, who were summoned to acknowledge charges and provide clarifications regarding alleged collusion in the selection of senators to the 26th Investigation and Inquiry Committee of the EC Office, sent a letter

Bangkok: Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, President of the House of Representatives, expressed his satisfaction with the first day of the 69 budget debate, highlighting the preparedness and usefulness of the information presented. Despite the absence of MPs, ministers, and the Prime Minister from the meeting room, they were able to follow the discussions via television and radio. He noted

Bangkok: Dr. Tul Sitthisamwong has confirmed that no one in the Medical Council chat group responded affirmatively to controversial statements. Dr. Tul, a political activist, academic, and Thai doctor, addressed the media concerning claims made by Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Prime Minister, who accused the Medical Council of lacking ethics. Mr. Thaksin alleged that some individuals in the group

Bangkok: ‘iLaw-People’s Network’ issued a statement urging senators to cease selecting independent organizations, citing ongoing investigations by the Election Commission (EC) and National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) into alleged collusion in senator selection. The network aims to amplify public voices and prevent power misuse in self-investigations. According to Thai News Agency, the People’s Network for Drafting the Constitution and iLaw organized