Former PM Thaksin to meet prosecutors on June 18, confident of getting bail
Asked whether he was worried whether he would not be released on bail, Thaksin replied: “The case is nothing. It almost has no [legal] ground.”
Asked whether he was worried whether he would not be released on bail, Thaksin replied: “The case is nothing. It almost has no [legal] ground.”
Ms. Lu, who worked for a Japanese property company, had received a call from scammers who claimed to be Japanese authorities telling her she had violated an anti-money laundering…
From June 14 to 16, the train company will take people back through Thailand’s ancient kingdoms in an event titled “Siam Heritage from Three Eras,” held at the Bangkok…
Chadchart and his two deputies, Sanon Wangsangboon and Chakkraphan Phiewngam, called a press conference on Thursday to respond to queries raised by anti-corruption club STRONG.
Thailand is not the gay dream come true as some believe it is, despite being dubbed as a most LGBTQ+ friendly destination.
PM Srettha appointed Wissanu Krea-ngam as his legal adviser as he prepares to defend himself in a case at the Constitutional Court.
Up to 44.3% of poll respondents very happy with PM Srettha Thavisin’s administration, government spokesman boasts.
She has become a social-media sensation at the age of 75, after her efforts to beautify roads in Buri Ram caught a passerby’s interest.
Nakhon Ratchasima school takes equality another step forward by building vibrant coloured restrooms for LGBTQ+ students.
Thaksin is currently on parole after serving six months of a one-year jail sentence, commuted from eight years, for abuse of power during his tenure as prime minister from 2001 to…