"Suan Dusit Poll" reveals that over half of Bangkok residents support Chatchart continuing as Bangkok governor, and that cities with less traffic, good public transportation, and affordable fares, followed by well-organized and easy-to-walk sidewalks, are preferred.

The Cabinet approved the draft Royal Decree on Government Data Linkage, paving the way for systematic data exchange between agencies while protecting personal data, aiming to bring Thailand up to OECD-OGP standards.

The Cabinet has resolved to cancel MOU 44 and adjust the negotiation framework for the overlapping maritime area between Thailand and Cambodia. It emphasized that this does not mean closing the door on negotiations, but rather using the international UNCLOS framework to protect national interests instead.

Thaksin has been granted a conditional release and is scheduled for May 11, 2026. He will undergo a four-month probationary period without being required to wear an electronic ankle monitor.

The Supreme Court accepted the National Anti-Corruption Commission's (NACC) petition to investigate 44 Move Forward Party MPs regarding alleged violations of Article 112, but did not issue an order suspending them from duty. The court allowed MPs to file objections within 14 days and scheduled the first hearing for June 30, 2569.

The Criminal Court for Corruption Cases has dismissed the case filed by a reserve senator against the Election Commission regarding an investigation into collusion in the 67 Senate election, ruling that the plaintiff was not an aggrieved party under the law and lacked the authority to sue.

A Prajadhipok Poll indicates that over half of Thais remain hopeless about the new cabinet, reflecting the unresolved lack of confidence. Supajee leads in both popularity and public scrutiny, while Anutin has high expectations for his performance.

Varawut Silpa-archa has resigned as a Bhumjaithai Party list MP, and Pibul Ratchakitprakarn has been promoted to replace him so that he can fully dedicate himself to his role as Minister of Industry.

The Election Commission has approved the plan for managing the Bangkok Governor and Pattaya Mayor elections on June 28, 69, with candidate registration open from May 28 to June 1.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has submitted a case to the Supreme Court to rule on the amendment of Article 112 concerning 44 Move Forward Party MPs. The power to suspend them from duty rests with the Supreme Court, which will consider and issue an order on the matter.