Politics

Thanathorn of the People’s Party pledges to accept election results. If Bhumjaithai wins, People’s Party will form opposition and respect public will.

Eight Thai political parties present economic plans to revive the stock market, with proposals to improve liquidity, boost personal savings, and enhance governance

The Thai government is seeking clarifications on its legal powers post-parliament dissolution, addressing key issues like tax on gold sales and public appointments.

Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra will be eligible for parole in May, having served two-thirds of his one-year sentence. This comes after a visit by his son-in-law, Pitaka Suksawat, at Klong Prem Central Prison, where Thaksin is currently incarcerated.

An anti-cannabis group is calling on political parties to clearly declare their stance on cannabis use, urging voters to consider the impact of the 'Cannabis Decriminalization Policy' in the upcoming elections. The group highlights a significant rise in cannabis-related health issues since the policy was implemented.

Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, leader of the People's Party, announces zero tolerance for "grey-area" behaviour after candidate Ratchapong Soisuwan's arrest for links to online gambling.

Sihasak Phuangketkeow, caretaker Foreign Minister and Bhumjaithai Party prime ministerial candidate, explains his decision to join Bhumjaithai, citing the party's policies, Anutin Charnvirakul’s leadership, and the freedom to work as key factors. He also expresses confidence in Bhumjaithai's vision for Thailand’s future.

Bhumjaithai Party leader and caretaker Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul defends his party's use of nationalism in the February 8 election campaign, emphasizing the importance of national pride and unity. He also highlights the government's tough stance on border security and addresses concerns about foreign tourists in Phuket.

National Anti-Corruption Commission has released financial data showing the former PM and her family own over THB11.32 billion in total assets, following her disqualification from office by the Constitutional Court.

Bangkok will need to relocate some out-of-constituency referendum polling venues after registrations exceeded capacity in several districts, Election Commission Office secretary-general Sawaeng Boonmee said.

Pheu Thai prime ministerial candidate Yodchanan Wongsawat told the Thai Chamber of Commerce that a Pheu Thai-led government would seek private-sector input to ensure new laws are practical, while stepping up anti-corruption efforts and pushing integrated regulations for digital government.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said agencies must sharpen coordination and follow through on support for victims after the January 10 attacks.

Competing tourism proposals aim to spread income beyond key provinces, create new man-made draws, boost higher-value travel segments and curb grey-capital networks.