Pita’s struggling for the new regime
Move As it attempts to rule, Forward is under pressure to drop suggested royal reforms. On Sunday,...
Pita aims to bring wealth to rural comunities
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Pita Limjaroenrat, the leader of the Move Forward party, has reassured local administrative organization leaders that his prospective...
DPM Wissanu discusses about Pita’s media share
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Pita Limjaroenrat, a candidate for prime minister, has been accused of having shares in a media company, which...
Commentary: The G7 summit in Hiroshima will make global leaders face the persistent nuclear threat.
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This academic believes that the accounts of Hiroshima's living hibakushas will endure as a sobering reminder of the...
In Thailand, he promised change. However, will He Be Permitted to Lead?
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Unless the military intervenes to prevent it, Pita Limjaroenrat is certain to succeed Thaksin Shinawatra as the country's...
Move Forward Thailand claims that coalition members are not required to support changing the legislation against royal disrespect.
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The progressive Move Forward party in Thailand stated on Friday, May 19, that prospective coalition partners do not...
Thailand’s youngest lèse majesté suspect is freed by court order.
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After 51 days of confinement at the Baan Pranee remand home in Nakhon Pathom province on a charge...
Candidate for Palang Pracharath sues two influential Democrats for slander
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Thawee Suraban of Palang Pracharath filed complaints with the Election Commission (EC) on Friday against Chuan Leekpai and...
Banglamung-Pattaya’s Move Forward Party gets both seats in parliament.
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Hundreds of people gathered at the Banglamung district voting stations after the polls closed on Sunday, May 14,...
A second juvenile is detained by Thai police for insulting the king as the argument over strict laws is once again raised.
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Authorities in Thailand have filed charges against a 16-year-old girl for allegedly posting two messages on Facebook two...
