Thailand’s governing coalition remains unchanged
Bhumjaithai spokesperson Nan Boonthida Somchai confirmed today that the governing coalition remains unchanged with no new additions.
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Bhumjaithai spokesperson Nan Boonthida Somchai confirmed today that the governing coalition remains unchanged with no new additions.
The Election Commission (EC) unanimously dismissed a petition by 108 Bangkok Senate candidates alleging the provincial-level election was rigged.
The Cabinet has approved the appointment of Piya Raksakul as the new director-general of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), replacing Yutthana Praedam.
The opposition has removed the Kla Tham Party from its whip after the party defied a resolution to oppose the government’s 2027 fiscal budget bill.
The Election Commission (EC) has unanimously resolved to ask the Constitutional Court to rule on the status of Senator Thanagorn Thawornchinnachot, alleging that he contested the Senate election despite knowing that he was unqualified to do so.
Democrat deputy leader Karndee Leopairote filed a petition today with the State Audit Office (SAO), calling for an investigation into the transparency and legality of the Digital Economy and Society Promotion Agency (DESDA)'s implementation of the 1.
Naruphon Yenprasert is set to become the new chief of the Nonthaburi Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO) after gaining more than half of the votes in Sunday’s election.
A survey has found that the Election Commission (EC) is expected to face the most political challenges following its decision to seek legal action against 77 people over alleged collusion in the Senate election, although most respondents do not expec
Democrat deputy leader Korn Chatikavanij warned today that Thailand risks becoming a “lame duck” economy unless it aggressively reins in transnational scam syndicates operating within its borders.
Former Finance Minister Vorapak Tanyawong has dismissed the claim that he is linked to cyberfraud networks, as his name has appeared on a US law enforcement list drawn up and a fresh international crackdown on transnational crime begins.
People’s Party deputy leader Parit Wacharasindhu has questioned the Election Commission's decision to exclude Bhumjaithai executives from the 77 individuals indicted in the Supreme Court over Senate election fraud.
Election commissioner Sitthichote Intaraviset voted to indict Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Bhumjaithai executives, citing witness testimony and voting instructions that matched 12 winning Senate candidates.