US EditionThai PM Anutin Affirms Intention to Dissolve Parliament in January
Anutin secured opposition support requiring elections within four months amid ongoing political instability and a downgraded economic outlook by Fitch Ratings, citing rising public finance risks.
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Thai PM Anutin to dissolve parliament by January, polls set for March-April
BANGKOK, Sept 25 — Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said on Wednesday he planned to dissolve parliament by the end of January, with a general election to be held in March or early April.Anutinwon a parliamentary vote in early September to become Thailand’s third prime minister since August 2023, after pulling his Bhumjaithai party out of a ruling coalition led by the Pheu Thai party.To win power, he secured the backing of the largest grou…
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Asia OneThai PM says he will dissolve parliament by end-January
BANGKOK - Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said on Wednesday he planned to dissolve parliament by the end of January, with a general election to be held in March or early April. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Anutin signed a draft policy statement, aiming for a September 28-30 deadline. He reiterated that parliament will be dissolved by the end of January 2026, with elections expected in March-April. He also stated that the government will not have an entertainment complex like a casino, and will work without holidays, convening more than one Cabinet meeting.
Thai PM Anutin Charnvirakul to dissolve parliament by end-January
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said on Wednesday he planned to dissolve parliament by the end of January, with a general election to be held in March or early April. Anutin won a parliamentary vote in early September to become Thailand’s third prime minister since August 2023, after pulling his Bhumjaithai party out of a ruling coalition led by the Pheu Thai party. To win power, he secured the backing of the largest grouping in parliame…
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