Suphoth defends his resignation for expediency reasons
Suphoth Sublom on Wednesday dismissed speculation that he was trying to escape accountability for graft, saying his resignation from the position of permanent secretary for transport was meant as administrative expediency.
Thaksin 'hasn't abandoned reds'
Pheu Thai MP Vorachai doubts authenticity of online criticism of ex-premier
EC reviewing petitions to disband PT, Democrats
The Election Commission has completed one check and is investigating three other complaints, which could lead to the disbandment of the Pheu Thai Party.
PM's hotel meeting 'appropriate'
Ombudsman Siracha Charoenpanij said yesterday he did not think Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra had been involved in anything indecent when meeting with businessmen at a Bangkok hotel in February.
Populist policies imprudent and payouts to reds unwise: Wissanu
Former deputy prime minister Wissanu Kruengam lambasted the government yesterday on two issues - imprudent implementation of populist policies and paying Bt7 million compensation per red-shirt victim without a legal mandate.
Govt to pay compensation for political victims tomorrow
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will tomorrow chair the ceremony to hand out the Bt579 million compensation for 522 victims of the 2010 political mayhem, Justice Minister Pracha Promnok said on..
Democrats charge top DSI officials for lapse of duty
Democrat MPs, led by Suthep Thaugsuban, on Wednesday called for the National Anti Corruption Commission to look into the dropping of royal insult charges in connection with a probe into the alleged..
July 19 circulated for Cabinet reshuffle
PM's Office Minister Woravat Auapinyakul said on Wednesday that he was in no position to comment on the Cabinet line-up in the face of the latest speculation that Commerce Minister Boonsong..
Sonthi tipped to join House committee for budget vetting
The nomination of Matibhum Party leader Sonthi Boonyaratglin to vet the 2013 Budget Bill is appropriate without a hidden agenda, Rak Santi Party leader Purachai Piumsombun said on Wednesday.
Budget debate approved in first reading
The House voted 274 to 1 to approved the 2013 budget bill Wednesday afternoon.
EC reviewing petitions to disband PT, Democrats
The Election Commission has completed one check and is investigating three other complaints, which could lead to the disbandment of the Pheu Thai Party.
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