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Thaksin's son Panthongtae formally joins Pheu Thai party

After having sat on the sidelines for years, fugitive former prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s only son, Panthongtae “Oak”, has decided to formally join Pheu Thai party just as it continues to bleed from a mass defection which sees several of its former MPs joining the ranks of pro-Prayut Palang Pracharat. Panthongtae on Sunday posted

26 Nov 2018

Poll shows Pheu Thai’s Sudarat beats PM Prayut as most favoured candidate for prime minister

Pheu Thai partry’s election strategy chief Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan emerges a top favourite to become the next prime minister in an opinion survey conducted by Nida Poll of the National Institute of Development Administration Of the top ten candidates as potential prime minister, Khunying Sudarat was voted by 25.16 percent of the 1,260 respondents,

25 Nov 2018

More former Pheu Thai MPs join Palang Pracharat party

Pheu Thai party continues to bleed as another batch of its former MPs from Kamphaeng Phet flock to the pro-Prayut Palang Pracharat party. Accompanied by Suriya Joengroongruangkit, a former MP of the Thai Rak Thai party, predecessor of the Pheu Thai, five former Pheu Thai MPs of Kamphaeng Phet, including Pai Link, Pol Lt-Col Waipote

24 Nov 2018

French police clash violently with protesters on Champs Elysees over petrol costs

PARIS (Reuters) – Police firing tear gas and water cannons clashed in Paris on Saturday with thousands of protesters angry over rising car fuel costs and President Emmanuel Macron’s economic policies, the second weekend of “yellow vest” protests across France. As night fell, the famed Champs-Elysees avenue, where fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld switched on the

25 Nov 2018

Two volunteers shot dead at a market place in Pattani

Two defence volunteers were fatally shot at a market place in Kapor district of Pattani province Saturday allegedly by southern militants. The two victims, identified as Supote Phonpala and Asri Julae, were volunteers attached to Tambon Talordue Raman protection unit in Kapor district. Kapor district police said that two assailants, believed to be militants, were

24 Nov 2018

HM King opens bicycle lane and pedals in a test ride

His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn on Friday presided over the official opening of the Charoensook Mongkoljit (Happy and Healthy) bicycle lane at the Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Samut Prakan province. The King later led 450 dignitaries in a test ride on the 23.5 kilometre track. Prasong Poonthanet, chairman of the board of Airports of Thailand,

24 Nov 2018

Despite apparent optimism, Palang Pracharat faces daunting realities

When a political party has a caucus or launching ceremony, optimism prevails without fail. That optimism can be justified or misguided, which is why Palang Pracharat, a pro–Prayut party that held a major self–introductory ceremony last Sunday with a lot of fanfare, showcasing admittedly a great diversity of high–profile members, should not get too excited.

23 Nov 2018

Prayut lays out measures to help rubber planters, blames Thaksin government for rubber crisis

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has blamed the Thaksin government’s policy in 2004 to promote the expansion of one million rai of rubber plantations for today’s rubber surplus, making Thailand the world’s biggest rubber producer and exporter and the resulting nosedive in its prices. In his weekly nation-wide address, the prime minister said his government had

24 Nov 2018

Despite apparent optimism, Palang Pracharat faces daunting realities

When a political party has a caucus or launching ceremony, optimism prevails without fail. That optimism can be justified or misguided, which is why Palang Pracharat, a pro–Prayut party that held a major self–introductory ceremony last Sunday with a lot of fanfare, showcasing admittedly a great diversity of high–profile members, should not get too excited.

23 Nov 2018

PM Prayut says election to be delayed or not up to Election Commission

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha reaffirmed today that the election roadmap remains unchanged and any decision to delay it as demanded by some political parties would have to be made by the Election Commission. The prime minister also continued to remain evasive about his own political future, only saying that he has not made up his

23 Nov 2018

Singapore’s most likely future next prime minister unveiled

SINGAPORE – Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat, 57, has been picked as first assistant secretary-general of the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP), making him the most likely candidate to be Singapore’s next prime minister, the Straits Times reported. It said with Heng’s appointment, the party’s fourth generation leaders provided the answer to the pressing question of who will

23 Nov 2018

Thungyai sanctuary chief honored by UNEP for courage in high-profile hunting case

Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary chief Wichien Chinnawong has been honored with special commendation by the United Nations Environment Programme for his courage in arresting a group of wildlife hunters in the sanctuary in February this year. Although the UNDP did not mention the names of the alleged hunters in its press release on Thursday, it

23 Nov 2018

NLA unanimously passes pot bill in first reading

The National Legislative Assembly on Friday unanimously passed in the first reading an amendment to the Narcotics Act which seeks to legalize the import and export and possession of marijuana and kratom for medical purposes. The amendment will also empower the Office of the Narcotics Board to designate areas for cultivation of marijuana or kratom

23 Nov 2018

Nissan Motor board fires Ghosn as chairman following arrest

TOKYO (AP) — Nissan Motor Co fired Carlos Ghosn as chairman Thursday, curtailing the powerful executive’s nearly two decade long reign at the Japanese automaker after his arrest for alleged financial improprieties. In an hours-long meeting, the company’s board of directors voted unanimously to dismiss Ghosn as chairman and as a representative director, Nissan said

22 Nov 2018

Child adoption,end of marriage between same-sex couples are highlights of bill

The right of same-sex couples to adopt foster children and their right to end their “marriage” in case either of them cannot have sexual relationship or has serious communicable diseases will be incorporated in the same-sex “marriage” bill expected to be submitted to the justice minister for consideration within this month. Ms Nareelak Paechaipoom,

23 Nov 2018

Chiang Mai’s small hotels on sale due to falling Chinese tourist arrivals

A fallout from declining tourist arrivals, especially Chinese since the Phoenix tourist boat tragedy in mid-July, has forced more than 10 small hotels and hostels in Chiang Mai to put up their properties for sale. According to Nikkei Asian Review, the offering selling prices range from a few million baht up to 50 million baht

23 Nov 2018
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