Thai Govt. Counters Opposition on No-Confidence Debate Length
Thailand's ruling party has pushed back against the opposition's demand for a five-day no-confidence debate, calling it unrealistic. The government claims the Prime Minister has shown sincerity by instructing ministers to postpone duties, but criticizes the opposition's focus on time over substance.
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