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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 17 June 2025
Bhumjaithai Party Faces EC Probe Over Alleged Senate Election Collusion File photo for reference only The Bhumjaithai Party is under scrutiny as the Election Commission (EC) summons key figures over allegations of collusion in last year's Senate election. Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul acknowledged being among those called, suggesting the move could be politically motivated, hinting at whispers of potential party dissolution. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363928-bhumjaithai-party-faces-ec-probe-over-alleged-senate-election-collusion/ -
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Report Bhumjaithai Party Faces EC Probe Over Alleged Senate Election Collusion
File photo for reference only The Bhumjaithai Party is under scrutiny as the Election Commission (EC) summons key figures over allegations of collusion in last year's Senate election. Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul acknowledged being among those called, suggesting the move could be politically motivated, hinting at whispers of potential party dissolution. On Monday, Anutin, who also serves as Interior Minister, disclosed that he received the EC's summons at his Buri Ram residence. Although details of his alleged involvement in vote-rigging remain scarce, he plans to consult legal experts and fully cooperate with authorities. Among 20 individuals recently summoned are influential figures like Bhumjaithai patriarch Newin Chidchob, party secretary-general Chaichanok Chidchob, and MPs Koravee and Paradorn Prissanananthakul. This latest group lifts the total number called to 164. Anutin dismissed the notion that these summonses signal division within the ruling coalition, asserting that the issue remains political. "Political circles know the origins of this," he stated, vowing to address the matter legally, confident that the party has acted lawfully. He also brushed aside rumours about a potential shake-up of his role as Interior Minister. Similarly, MP Koravee confirmed his and Paradorn's involvement, noting identical statements in their summons letters except for their names. Koravee anticipates discussing the EC's probe during a party meeting, as the inquiry seems to target the party as a collective rather than singling out individuals. The Bhumjaithai Party continues to navigate these legal challenges, maintaining that they will operate within the bounds of the law while defending their political stance and unity. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-06-17 -
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Thailand’s Losing Its Edge — Is Vietnam the Next Real Deal?
I am very disappointed in the Thailand Immigration visa changes that are pushed by the (TAT) Thailand tourism authority. My family and I have a house in Ubon that every year I try and spend 6 months there. I have been using the canceled Non-"O" multiple entry visa for $200 USD (No insurance) for several years and now looks like I will have to do border runs to remain in Thailand. I find it to be very frustrating. Just saying, Good Luck and Happy Travels. -
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Will there ever be a safe vaccine?
I don't want your snake oil though, but you want to force everyone to take it. -
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Accident Drunk Father Crashes Motorcycle, 14-Month-Old Daughter Killed by Oncoming Pickup
ohhhhh trying the name calling eh
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