Constitutional Court Dismisses Sedition Case Against Thaksin and Pheu Thai
Thailand's Constitutional Court has rejected a petition alleging former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and the Pheu Thai Party were involved in attempts to overthrow the democratic system with the King as Head of State.
Thai Court Dismisses Activist’s Suit Against Israeli Spyware Producer
A Thai court on Thursday threw out a lawsuit brought by a pro-democracy activist which alleged spyware produced by an Israeli tech firm had been used to hack his phone.
4 Million Thai Seniors to Receive ฿10,000 Digital Handout in Jan. 2025
The Thai government has approved the second phase of its 10,000 baht ($290) digital handout program, specifically targeting vulnerable elderly citizens aged 60
Red vs. Orange: Political Rivalry Intensifies in Udon Thani Local Election
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's recent campaign speeches have reignited tensions between Thailand's "Red Shirt" Pheu Thai Party and the "Orange" political movement
Thaksin Returns to Political Stage Red Shirt Stronghold After 18 Years
Facing renewed criticism from opponents about his stay on the "14th floor" of the Police Hospital instead of prison, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra took to the stage in Udon Than
Who is Kittiratt Na-Ranong, The Chairman-elect of the Bank of Thailand
Although opposition to the appointment of Kittiratt Na-Ranong as chairman of the Bank of Thailand (BOT) delayed a meeting on November 4, Kittiratt finally secured the post
Thaksin Brushes Off Hospital Stay Controversy, Coalition Meeting Claims
Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra dismissed growing criticism about his hospital detention arrangement and recent political gatherings during a visit to Wat Klong Kru temple in Bangkok
Finance Minister: Thailand Must Prepare For Post-US Election Trade Challenges
After the upcoming presidential election in the US, whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris wins, Thailand must prepare for an intensified trade war, according to the Thai finance minister.
Thai PM Confirms Koh Kood Not Part of MOU 44 Despite Rivals’ Claims
Political conflicts among Thai rivals have led to the Koh Kood issue being raised to attack the government and the Pheu Thai Party leadership again, particularly regarding the 2001 MOU
Cabinet Approves Thai Citizenship for 483,000 Long-term Immigrants
Cabinet approves Thai citizenship for 483,000 people - forwards to Interior Ministry for implementation within 60 days, expected to stimulate economy
