The public authority denied charges that it was supporting Myanmar and its utilization of power against its own kin, saying it is planning for a potential flood of evacuees as the political clash across the line heightens. In what ways do they uphold Myanmar troops? No one upholds utilization of brutality against individuals, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said when gotten …

Thailand’s head administrator clarified that his gathering with Myanmar’s military-selected unfamiliar minister recently following the Feb 1st overthrow in the adjoining nation didn’t signify underwriting or a so called endorsement. He fundamentally tuned in to Mr. Wunna Maung Lwin, named by the Myanmar military and surprisingly talk about political turns of events and the circumstance in Myanmar, Thai Prime Minister …

Amidst the things to deal with, Prayut Chan-o-cha didn’t preclude the chance of a significant bureau reshuffle after three bureau pastors were shipped off prison and lost their posts accordingly. At the point when inquired as to whether just three posts left empty would be filled or other significant changes were to happen, Gen Prayut said he was considering everything. …

It’s not over as the Court of Appeal denied a motion for the release of four Ratsadon Party leaders, Parit Chiwarak, Arnon Nampa, Patipan Luecha and Somyot Phrueksakasemsuk, citing their contempt for the monarchy and alleging that they posed a risk of escape. The decision, read out by the Criminal Court, refused their temporary release, arguing that their crimes had …

Surprisingly, according to Chief Opposition Whip and Pheu Thai MP Sutin Klungsang, there are some 45 opposition MPs are queuing up to quiz Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and nine cabinet ministers in the imminent no-confidence debate. It was highlighted that the opposition parties had debated how to share time between them and had so far asked for 45 MPs on …

There’s another issue that Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha is facing as he  commanded the government agencies to take immediate steps to tackle the air pollution that has plagued Bangkok and the surrounding provinces. The PM shared that the government had continuously introduced steps against the rising PM2.5 levels, but due to the current weather the problem had exacerbate. He encouraged …

One of the toughest royal defamation laws in the world protects Thailand’s monarchy, making any criticism of the powerful King Maha Vajiralongkorn all but impossible within the country. As a pro-democracy movement gathers steam in Thailand, some student leaders have called for the repeal of the laws. Through this, anyone who are proven of defaming, insulting or threatening the king, …

Amidst the non-stop and chaotic protest in Thailand, who would think that inflatable ducks will help the demonstrators to be less stressful about their movement and to be more creative in their agenda. Recently, there was a  video of protesters hidden behind giant inflatable ducks that went viral when the police launched a abolition on the last month’s rally using …

The Thai demonstrators gathered in Bangkok to reject a constitutional court decision to clear Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha of misconduct for living in army housing beyond his retirement as head of the army. In view of this,  Mr. Prayut earned preferential care by shouting get out and evil prime minister. They also reiterated their months-long demand that, as will be …

Pending the recent Constitutional Court decision on the legitimacy of his continuing occupancy of an army residence following his resignation from the military, the future of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha hangs in the balance. The termination of his premiership will be spelled out by a vote against the prime minister, and the tenure of his new cabinet would also end. …