Tag: Elections
Pheu Thai wins most provincial elections
The Pheu Thai party won the most seats in the Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO) elections yesterday in the 18 provinces whereas the winners in the [Read More…]
Former Thai PM Thaksin Confident in Sweeping Local Election Seats
LAMPHUN, Jan 31 (TNA) – Political parties continue to woo voters in the final stretch of the campaign for the Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO) elections [Read More…]
Pheu Thai wins Phitsanulok by-election
PHITSANULOK – Jadet Jantar of the coalition-core Pheu Thai Party won the by-election in constituency 1 on Sunday, beating his only opponent, Nathachanon Chanaburanasak of [Read More…]
Joe Biden announces withdrawal of his re-election bid
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The President of the United States has communicated his decision by letter: he will give further explanations this week. He confesses that his intention was to “seek re-election” and thanks Kamala Harris for her role as vice president.
Former MP Pannika Wanich banned from contesting elections for life
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The Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Political Office Holders has decided to permanently revoke the right to contest elections of former MP of the disbanded [Read More…]
Srettha Receives Royal Endorsement as 30th Prime Minister of Thailand
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BANGKOK (NNT) – The 30th Prime Minister of Thailand has received royal assent, signifying the official acknowledgment of his new role. Srettha Thavisin elected 30th [Read More…]
Srettha Thavisin elected 30th prime minister of Thailand
Pheu Thai previously formed a pro-democracy coalition led by the election-winning Move Forward party, but the attempt to form the next executive was blocked by a majority in the Senate and the alliance was broken.
August 22nd set for next vote on a new Thai prime minister
House speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha has set August 22nd as the date for the next joint sitting of the Thai parliament to select a [Read More…]