Tag: Pheu Thai
Pheu Thai Cancels Eight-Party Coalition Meeting
BANGKOK, July 25 (TNA) – In a sudden turn of events, the Pheu Thai party has informed the media of the cancellation of today’s joint [Read More…]
Thai PM selection sitting this Thursday now in limbo
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House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha said today (Monday) that his legal team will have to listen to the opinions of the House and Senate [Read More…]
Coalition including Move Forward unlikely to prevail: Pheu Thai
The Pheu Thai Party leader has said if the election-winning Move Forward Party (MFP) is part of its coalition alliance, it is unlikely to win [Read More…]
Move Forward Lets Pheu Thai Take the Lead in Forming New Government
BANGKOK, July 21 (TNA) The Move Forward Party has announced to hand over the leading role to Pheu Thai Party which came second in the [Read More…]
Parliament To Vote For PM Again On July 27
BANGKOK, July 20 (TNA) – House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha has scheduled the next prime ministerial vote for July 27. Hundreds condemn Pita’s suspension [Read More…]
Pheu Thai says Move Forward should ‘make a sacrifice’ if Pita fails again to be selected as PM
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Pheu Thai Deputy Leader Phumtham Wechayachai says that the second joint sitting of the House and Senate, to select the prime minister on Wednesday, should [Read More…]
Pita ready to give way to Pheu Thai if MFP fails to win senators’ hearts
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Move Forward party leader Pita Limjaroenrat said today (Saturday) that he is ready to step aside and let the Pheu Thai party take the lead [Read More…]
New Thai PM expected within 3 parliament sessions
The new prime minister is likely to be installed within the first three joint sessions of the House of Representatives and the Senate, scheduled for [Read More…]