Thai PM on Opposition's 'N.Noo System' Accusation: 'Don't Know How to Answer'; Open to Broader Coalition
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul expressed bewilderment regarding the opposition's accusation of an 'N.Noo system,' stating he was unsure how to respond. He also hinted at expanding the government coalition and instructed ministries to thoroughly prepare information for the upcoming no-confidence debate.
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