Whips agree on dates for censure debate in December

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Parliamentary whips finalized a five-day no-confidence debate from December 7-11, allocating four days for discussion and one for voting.
The 72-hour debate grants the opposition 51 hours to target 18 ministers, including the prime minister, with voting scheduled for December 11.

PM accuses media of criticising solar subsidy at someone’s request

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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul rejected accusations that the government's solar subsidy scheme favors large corporations.
He accused some media outlets of fabricating information and publishing reports "at someone's request," specifically highlighting major firms while overlooking smaller businesses.
Anutin clarified that lists published by the media were merely vendor registries for eligibility, not confirmation of contract awards.
He urged media professionalism and accurate reporting, emphasizing the government's commitment to fairness and impartiality in the scheme's criteria.