Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has submitted a request to His Majesty the King to dissolve parliament and return power to the people after facing a deadlock on amending Article 256/28 of the Constitution regarding the power of the Senate, leading the People's Party to threaten to withdraw.

The Prime Minister has proposed that Thailand host a meeting to combat cybercrime, and has assigned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to carry out the task.

Anutin explained that the 2026 election, which will feature four ballots and a referendum, is still just a concept, and he is confident that the public will not be confused. He emphasized that each referendum costs 5-6 billion baht.

Anutin posted a photo of himself having lunch with former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, revealing he received valuable and helpful advice.

Anutin will lead the new Cabinet to the oath of office on September 24th, including a photo ID, group photo, and a special Cabinet meeting. Following this, they will announce their policies to Parliament on September 25th.

Anutin has submitted the list of cabinet members for royal approval. Check out the list of all 35 members.

Prime Minister Anutin discussed with the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) jointly determined to strengthen the Thai economy and industrial sector, proposing the "4GO" policy to drive the economy forward.

Anutin led prospective ministers to attend a meeting of the Federation of Thai Industries to discuss ways to drive the Thai economy and industrial sector.

The latest Nida Poll survey results show that the majority of the public is confident the government, with a minority of Anutin, will remain in power for the full four months as agreed, despite concerns about job insecurity.

Anutin revealed that the "Half-Half" scheme will increase support for taxpayers to 60:40, while the non-taxpayers will remain at 50:50. He confirmed that the budget and system are ready and can be implemented within four months.