Politics

Yaowapa Wongsawat reveals that she will let her son, Prof Dr Yodchanan Wongsawat, decide whether to pursue politics as a potential PM candidate for Pheu Thai, offering her moral support if he chooses to enter the political arena.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul orders governors to strictly handle PM2.5 by controlling crop burning, and he’ll remain in office with full authority in January 2026.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has acknowledged knowing controversial businessman Benjamin “Ben Smith” Mauerberger but insists they are not close and shared no business dealings. The statement follows viral photos and rising political scrutiny amid Thailand’s major crackdown on transnational scam networks.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul says Bhumjaithai Party is ready for new election boundaries and vows to focus on policy, denying any deal with Pheu Thai over the flood crisis.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul affirms his commitment to the constitution if censured, pledges House dissolution by January 31, and assures border operations will continue.

General Nattapol Nakphanit, Minister of Defence urged the General Border Committee to quickly finalise the plan to move the Cambodian people from Ban Nong Chan before parliament dissolves.

Anutin's plans to dissolve the House may be delayed due to the devastating floods, with mounting political pressure and decreasing public support ahead of the December 12 session.

Foreign Minister Sihasak outlines six challenges for Thai diplomacy, stressing the importance of linking foreign policy with the economy and public interests.

Opposition’s game: two censure-motion timelines as the “red–orange–blue” blocs brace for a turning point over the flood crisis

PM Anutin says House dissolution will happen by January 31, 2026, rejects claims of mismanagement over Hat Yai floods and insists the government has taken the right actions.

Pheu Thai recalibrates political strategy, postponing censure-motion, likely waiting for the constitutional amendment bill to pass its third reading around December 25–26

Nida Poll reveals southern political sentiment, with Abhisit and theซleading the field, while Anutin and the People’s Party trail in third place.

Suan Dusit Poll shows the opposition leading the November political index as Thailand’s overall score falls to 3.9 amid declining confidence across key indicators.