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Politics Mahidol Poll: Defence Ministry Tops List of Ministries Public Wants Reshuffled
Picture courtesy of Amarin A recent nationwide survey conducted by Mahidol University reveals that nearly 88% of citizens want a Cabinet reshuffle, with the Ministry of Defence topping the list of ministries the public wants to see restructured. The poll, titled “Do Thai People Want a Cabinet Reshuffle?” was carried out by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sunee Kalayachit and her team from the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Mahidol University. Data was collected through a combination of face-to-face interviews, telephone calls and online questionnaires, sampling 11,802 people from across all regions of the country between 5 and 11 June. A resounding 87.6% of respondents said they support a Cabinet reshuffle. The main reasons cited included dissatisfaction with the government’s overall performance, especially in addressing economic hardship, lack of leadership and transparency, failure to deliver on promises and an inability to respond effectively to the needs and welfare of the population. There was also strong disapproval regarding corruption and governance, with frustration over unresolved regional issues such as the Thai-Cambodian border dispute. In contrast, 12.4% of respondents said they did not support a reshuffle, expressing confidence in the current government’s intentions and integrity, along with concerns that changes could disrupt continuity and cause unnecessary political instability. Some also feared a new Cabinet might lack experience or fall prey to political infighting. When asked which ministries they most wanted to see reshuffled, respondents named the following: 1. Ministry of Defence – 46.75% 2. Ministry of Finance – 41.86% 3. Ministry of Social Development and Human Security – 38.26% 4. Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives – 28.93% 5. Ministry of Tourism and Sports – 27.89% 6. Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment – 27.88% The high dissatisfaction with the Ministry of Defence comes amid ongoing controversies and public scrutiny, while concerns about economic management have pushed the Ministry of Finance to second place. The survey reflects growing public demand for more competent and accountable governance, as well as a desire for tangible improvements in people’s livelihoods, welfare policies and national leadership. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-06-15 -
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Planning Isaan Roadtrip…
Yes, Roi Et does not have that much to offer but I must go regularly. There are a couple of waterparks, fun but novelty soon wears off, Robinson's and nice restaurants, that's about it. I usually fly up once a month to see the girlfriend, she's living with her family at the moment after we had a big argument back in February. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 15 June 2025
Foreign Motorcyclist Performs Dangerous Wheelies on Pattaya Streets Picture courtesy of Daily News. Social media users have expressed outrage after video clips emerged showing a foreign man performing dangerous motorcycle stunts on the busy streets of Pattaya. The footage, which has since gone viral, has sparked calls for immediate police action. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363676-foreign-motorcyclist-performs-dangerous-wheelies-on-pattaya-streets/ -
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Crime Foreign Motorcyclist Performs Dangerous Wheelies on Pattaya Streets
Picture courtesy of Daily News. Social media users have expressed outrage after video clips emerged showing a foreign man performing dangerous motorcycle stunts on the busy streets of Pattaya. The footage, which has since gone viral, has sparked calls for immediate police action. In the first video, the foreign rider is seen engaging in a casual conversation at a red light with the person filming, apparently asking about their motorcycle model. As the traffic light turns green at a busy Pattaya North intersection, the man accelerates and immediately performs a wheelie, lifting the front wheel off the ground and speeding ahead through thick traffic. A second video, believed to have been filmed shortly afterwards, shows the same man riding along Jomtien Beach Road. Despite there being fewer people in the area at the time, he once again performs the same risky wheelie stunt, showing a blatant disregard for public safety. Both clips have drawn widespread condemnation online, with viewers slamming the rider’s reckless behaviour. Many social media users have labelled his actions as selfish and dangerous, warning that such stunts could lead to serious incidents. Critics have also questioned the apparent lack of police response, tagging law enforcement in posts and urging authorities to identify and prosecute the individual before any harm is done. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether any investigation has been launched, but pressure is mounting as the videos continue to circulate widely. Members of the public are demanding a swift and firm legal response to deter similar behaviour in the future. Adapted by Asean Now from Daily News 2025-06-15
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