March 24 May Be Suitable for Election: Wissanu
BANGKOK — Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said Thursday that the election will likely be moved to March 24.
The kingdom has been thrown into...
Southern Thai Politicians Campaign in Malaysia
The newly founded Prachachart Party became the first to campaign abroad when members went to Malaysia on Thursday to ...
‘Delicious Food’ May Have Drawn Terrorists to Thai Hotel: Prawit
BANGKOK — Thailand’s deputy junta leader said Wednesday it was “good enough” that no Thais were killed in an apparent terror attack on a Thai-owned hotel complex in Kenya that left at least 15 people dead.
For Teachers’ Day, Prayuth Says They Should Adapt to Tech
BANGKOK — Educators should adapt themselves to the fast-paced technological world, the junta leader said Wednesday during his Teachers’ Day address.
At the Teachers’ Day...
Prayuth Wins Endorsement From English-Speaking Kindergartner
LAMPANG — Not known for his English-language skills, junta leader Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha on Tuesday enlisted a kindergarten student to promote him in English.
During...
Democrats Say They’re Alternative to Military Rule, Corrupt Politicians
BANGKOK — The Democrat Party launched an election campaign video Monday under the slogan “You Can Choose,” which said people could decide to not...
New Teachers Party Vows to Issue ‘Good Person’ Cards
BANGKOK — Mocking the military regime, which issues welfare cards for poor people, a new little-known party said Monday it would issue “good person”...
Thaksin Talks Economy, Jobs, Avoids Politics in Podcast Launch
BANGKOK — Ousted and fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra plays the role of a business, life and development coach in a new podcast that...
Pro-Election Rallies Causing ‘Chaos,’ Army Chief Says
BANGKOK — The nation’s army chief said protesters insisting that elections go ahead as planned next month are inciting “chaos.”
With voting likely to be...
Election Official Defends Need For New Cars, Including Benzes
BANGKOK — The Election Commission said Friday that taxpayers must foot the bill for tens of millions of baht worth of new cars needed by its directors.
