Thai Parliament Sets Dec 7-11 for No-Confidence Debate; Ruling and Opposition Parties Agree on Time Allocation
The Thai House of Representatives has agreed to hold no-confidence debates against the government from December 7-11. A total of 51 hours for the debate has been allocated to the opposition, paving the way for smooth proceedings.
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