After receiving clarification from the ombudsmen, the Constitutional Court will meet at 7.30pm on August 19 to consider whether it will accept the petition for a judicial review.
Despite winning the May 14 election with 151 Lower House seats, the Move Forward Party and Mr Pita Limjaroenrat have been unable to form the government.
Meanwhile, police still had their security plan in place for the parliamentary meeting as it remained unclear whether protesters would gather near the Parliament building.
The latest development on the delay in Thaksin’s return comes amidst reports that the parliamentary vote on Thailand’s next prime minister would not be held on August 4.
Pheu Thai Party deputy leader Phumtham Wechayachai said that Pheu Thai was working to “gather support from all sides” for its ongoing attempt to form a new coalition…
Trump insisted - and most of his supporters still believe - he won, despite no evidence of that standing up in multiple lawsuits across the country.
Umar Ata Bandial also expressed regret and grief over the events of May 9 and stressed that he didn’t want the “army to raise their weapons against the people of Pakistan”.
Hun Sen reiterated that he would return to power should Manet be faced with life-threatening incidents.
India expressed hope that the next national elections in Bangladesh would be held peacefully, but declined to comment on the issue of holding it under a caretaker government.
The writer says it is important that election bodies remain neutral for any credible election, as it is the only path to democratic transition.