Thai Deputy PM Views Opposition's No-Confidence Vote as Chance to Explain to Public
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister views the opposition's no-confidence motion as a valuable opportunity to explain government policies to the public. She also confirmed ongoing tax negotiations with the US, noting President Trump's desire to sign an agreement during the upcoming ASEAN Summit.
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