Prøve GULL - Gratis
BJT plays down bill concerns
Bangkok Post
|May 12, 2025
Party assures MPs will back budget plan
The Bhumjaithai Party yesterday assured its MPs won't vote down the budget bill for the 2026 fiscal year, which is expected to be submitted to the cabinet and the House of Representatives for approval later this month.
“Bhumjaithai is a part of the government coalition, and its members hold various positions in ministries which are involved in the drafting the budget bill. There is no reason for the party's MPs not to support the bill, which is essential to the solving the nation’s issues and the development of the country,” said party spokeswoman Nan Boontida Somchai yesterday.
The party made the announcement yesterday to counter reports which suggested that some Bhumjaithai MPs are planning to vote down the budget bill over a disagreement with Pheu Thai, the main party in the government coalition. Their frustration stemming from a probe into vote-rigging in last year’s Senate elections.
Despite the reports, key figures within the ruling party said they still expect Bhumjaithai to support the bill, saying it is in the public’s interest to do so.
Denne historien er fra May 12, 2025-utgaven av Bangkok Post.
Abonner på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av kuraterte premiumhistorier og over 9000 magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
FLERE HISTORIER FRA Bangkok Post
Bangkok Post
US GAZA PLANS TAKE SHAPE
TRUMP-BACKED PALESTINIAN ALI SHAATH WANTS TO PUSH WAR RUBBLE INTO MEDITERRANEAN SEA
3 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
Hang on to your jobs, 2026 will be a tough one for the economy
>>A Thammasat University academic has warned that 2026 will be a highly challenging year for Thailand's economy, urging individuals to hold on to their full-time jobs, reduce nonperforming assets and prioritise cash flow, while advising small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to focus on survival rather than profits.
1 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
UK regional police chief retires after row over Israeli football fans ban
The chief constable of Britain’s West Midlands Police force said he would retire immediately on Friday after being heavily criticised over a decision to ban soccer fans of Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv from attending a game at Aston Villa last year.
1 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
AROUND THE WORLD
'AROUND THE WORLD' BRINGS YOU INTERESTING NEWS, SERIOUS OR TRIVIAL, OF WHAT HAPPENED ALL OVER THE WORLD IN THE PAST WEEK
1 min
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
Lasting legacy of Wanheng endures
Few inside the arena realised they were witnessing the final chapter of a quietly extraordinary career.
3 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
Ministries unite to promote Thai herbs, targeting B2bn in value
»Five ministries are creating a strategic plan to promote Thai traditional herbs globally, targeting at least 2 billion baht of economic value.
2 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
THE QUEEN OF CRINGE?
FANS AND CRITICS DEBATE WHETHER TAYLOR SWIFT'S PERSONA NO LONGER FITS HER STRATOSPHERIC STATUS
4 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
Phuket buoyed by aviation, tourism recovery
ACHADTHAYA CHUENNIRAN
1 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
Uganda army denies seizing opposition leader
Uganda's army denied claims yesterday that opposition leader Bobi Wine had been abducted from his home, as counting continued in an election marred by reports of at least 10 deaths amid an internet blackout.
1 mins
January 18, 2026
Bangkok Post
'Govt must wield admin orders'
>>The government is poised to halt state-owned construction projects or cancel contracts with contractors that fail to protect public safety, after another accident on Rama II Road yesterday added to a string of recent construction fatalities.
2 mins
January 18, 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size
