Thailand’s parliament failed to pick a new prime minister yesterday, as the sole candidate, Move Forward Party leader, Pita Limjaroenrat, fell short of securing the majority support from the parliamentarians.In a joint session of the 500-member lower …
Parliament, July 13 – “Sen. Peerasak” reveals the reason for voting for “Pita” as prime minister, sticking to the principle of voting for the majority of MPs.Mr. Peerasak Phojit, Member of the Senate Revealing the reason for voting for Mr. Phitha Lim …
As Thailand’s Parliament convenes Thursday for the much-anticipated prime ministerial vote, all eyes are on the outcome – will Pita Limjaroenrat become the next prime minister.The 42-year-old leader of the Move Forward Party (MFP) is the only candidat…
Navy, July 12 – Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy revealed that he was busy attending the 112th anniversary of the Royal Thai Navy, did not participate in voting for the Prime Minister as a senator, while the Permanent Secretary of Defense – C…