Four well known PDRC protesters acquitted by the Criminal Court

14 Sept 02:08 Key points summarised by AI

The Criminal Court acquitted four prominent members of the People’s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) of multiple charges, including insurrection and illegal assembly, stemming from the 2013-2014 anti-government protests.
The court acknowledged their participation but ruled they were not protest leaders nor could they have ordered offenses, citing their actions as a legitimate expression of opposition to the then-government's amnesty bill.

PM keeps door open to Kla Tham joining coalition

Yesterday 18:20 Key points summarised by AI

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul confirms the possibility of the Kla Tham Party joining the coalition government, stressing that any political move must prioritize national interest and government stability.
He acknowledges reports of a potential merger between the Kla Tham and Bhumjaithai parties, stating such a decision would hinge on public benefit and strengthening the government with competent individuals.
Anutin firmly denies any internal conflicts or “undercurrents” within the current coalition, citing cross-party cooperation on significant projects like the 165-billion-baht Pasak-Chao Phraya-Gulf infrastructure.
The Prime Minister reiterated his commitment to prioritizing the country's well-being over political considerations and praised the expertise of all Cabinet members, regardless of their party affiliation.