Junta To Publicize Its 5-Year Accomplishments
BANGKOK — The junta will publish a report on progress made to the country to mark five years in power, a regime spokeswoman said on Monday.
Democrats Dispute Future Forward Victory After Recount
NAKHON PATHOM — Preliminary results named Future Forward Party as the winner in a poll recount in Nakhon Pathom province, though the Democrats continue to claim victory.
As Limbo Continues, EC Insists Election Results Out by May 9
BANGKOK — The Election Commission said Thursday results of both party-list and constituency MPs will be unveiled by May 9 as mandated by the constitution.
EC Says Party-List Seats May Be Calculated After May 9
BANGKOK — The Election Commission said Thursday it will only announce the distribution of party-list MP seats after constituency MP results.
Journalist Says Gen. Prawit Punches Her ‘Playfully’
BANGKOK — A reporter on Thursday debunked allegations that deputy junta chairman Prawit Wongsuwan slapped her face at a news conference.
By-Election Ordered in Chiang Mai as Pheu Thai Winner Disqualified
BANGKOK — A Pheu Thai candidate on Wednesday became the first election winner to be disqualified, after the Election Commission accused him of vote-buying.
Election Commission Accuses Thanathorn of Breaching Elections Law
BANGKOK — The Election Commission on Tuesday resolved to accuse Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruamgkit of breaching the election law by holding media company shares while competing in the general elections.
EC Has Until Thursday to Recommend Election Nullification: Ombudsman
BANGKOK — The Office of the Ombudsman said Tuesday the Election Commission has until Thursday to clarify whether there exists grounds to nullify the March 24 election results.
Govt Threatens Legal Action Over ‘Crazy Rich Prawit’ Article
BANGKOK — The government has said it is weighing up potential charges over a “fake” article identifying the deputy junta chairman as one of 45 real-life “crazy rich Asians.”
7 New Parties Propose Unity Govt, Senate Selection by King
BANGKOK — Seven minor political parties on Monday called for a national unity government and for His Majesty the King to handpick the upper house.
