Bangkok: “Dr. Ae,” the leader of the Thai Kao Mai Party, expressed confidence and focus on the districts where candidates are being fielded. She highlighted the importance of education policies to address economic weaknesses and technology policies fo…

Bangkok: The Secretary-General of the Election Commission (EC) announced that the first day of registration for party-list MPs and prime minister candidates went smoothly, with 32 parties having already submitted their prime minister candidates. The E…

Bangkok: The names of 98 candidates for the Bhumjaithai Party’s party-list MPs have been revealed, with Anutin, Chaijanok, and Varawut occupying the top three positions.

According to Thai News Agency, the list includes prominent figures such as Mr….

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has officially launched his campaign Facebook page, “Anutin No. 37,” where he detailed his decision not to participate in the upcoming debate. He cited his responsibilities as Prime Minist…

Nonthaburi: The Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Anutin Charnvirakul, visited the OTOP City 2025 event on its final day, praising the remarkable sales that surpassed 830 million baht. He engaged with entrepreneurs to motivate them to enhance p…

Bangkok: Captain Thamanat Phromphao, chairman of the advisory board of the Kla Tham Party, has expressed satisfaction with his party securing ballot number 42 for the upcoming elections. He believes that people remember the person, not the number, and…

Bangkok: “Jinny Yotsuda” has officially joined the Thai Sang Thai Party, although she will not be running for a seat as a Member of Parliament. She expressed confidence in the party’s blend of experienced senior members and young individuals ready to …

Bangkok: The three Pheu Thai prime ministerial candidates immediately boarded a campaign vehicle after drawing ballot number 9. They embarked on a vibrant campaign parade to meet with residents in the Lak Si district and the Thung Song Hong housing es…