Thai House Speaker Confirms No-Confidence Debate Will Proceed, Urging Substance Over Politics
The Speaker of the Thai House of Representatives has confirmed that the no-confidence debate against the government will definitely take place within this parliamentary session. Opposition parties, while expressing reservations about reduced debate time, assert their readiness. The Prime Minister, meanwhile, urged the opposition to focus on substantive arguments backed by evidence.
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