Politics

Four court cases underpin the former Thai premier’s request as a senior official stresses the need to establish political motivation before granting amnesty.

Engraved watches given by Thailand’s PM Anutin stir talk of alliances, while a government spokesman denies the gifts carry political significance.

Protesters on Bangkok’s Ratchadapisek Road demand transparent policies and a public say in development decisions involving the World Bank and IMF.

The State Audit Office estimates contractual losses at over THB500 million, with complaints against 70 officials referred for an anti-corruption inquiry.

Thaksin Shinawatra’s lawyer says his amnesty bid concerns politically motivated cases and urges the committee to interpret the law fairly.

Thaksin’s lawyer says the former Thai prime minister wants to clear his name and leave politics, while officials must first assess his eligibility

The air force chief outlines plans for three main combat wings, more drones and advanced weapons, with delivery of the first Barak MX phase expected in 2029.

Nakhon Ratchasima opens 147 polling stations for Thailand’s Social Security Board election, as a voter urges better healthcare and dental benefits.

Anutin questions Klatham's absence from the opposition motion and plans debate dates around international meetings and visits involving foreign leaders.

Suphajee says she is ready to answer questions about Thailand's economy and a durian-selling livestream in a parliamentary no-confidence debate.

Thailand’s opposition has filed a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and 17 ministers, alleging corruption, abuse of power and mismanagement.

Thailand’s opposition motion has 145 signatures and covers alleged Senate selection corruption, recruitment exams and the handling of floods.

Opposition leaders expect to file this week, with Anutin potentially targeted as interior minister and alleged Senate collusion among the planned debate topics.