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Major party exits Thai govt coalition, PM keeps slim majority, harder to approve policies
The second largest party in Thailand's ruling coalition withdrew from the government on Wednesday, citing a leaked phone call between the country’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra (pictured in a file photo) and Hun Sen,
Thailand's embattled prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra will not resign or dissolve parliament, a senior official from the ...
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Bhumjaithai seeks Election Commission delayBhumjaithai Party figures who have been summoned to meet the Election Commission (EC) over alleged collusion in the Senate election have sought to postpone their meeting until June 30, the party ...
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Thai PM Paetongtarn will not resign or dissolve parliament, ruling party official saysBANGKOK: Thailand's embattled prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra will not resign or dissolve parliament, a senior official ...
BANGKOK: People's Party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut stated on Friday (June 20) that there is no possibility of the ...
A cabinet reshuffle is said to be imminent after Interior Minister and Bhumjaithai leader Anutin Charnvirakul confirmed on ...
Thailand’s ruling party and its top coalition partner are clashing over a key ministerial post, as a looming cabinet shakeup ...
BANGKOK: The ruling Pheu Thai Party has presented a proposal to Bhumjaithai Party, offering two ministerial positions, ...
As political instability unfurls between the ruling Pheu Thai Party and its coalition partner Bhumjaithai Party, it is likely ...
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