Korn quits Pracharaj to join Chat Thai

Korn Dabbarangsi Wednesday quitted as deputy leader of Pracharaj Party. He said he told party leader Snoh....

Banharn denied he met Thaksin in London
Banharn Silapa-archa, Chat Thai Part's leader, Wednesday dismissed an allegation he had met with deposed....

NLA members to ask Constitution Tribunal to rule over disbanded TRT executives
Prasong Soonsiri said Wednesday a group of the National Legislative Assembly's members were about to ask....

Suthep says Democrats won't compete with allies in some areas
Suthep Thaugsuban, the Democrat Party's secretary-general, accepted on Wednesday that his party would not....

Samak in trouble if documents 'are real'
People Power Party (PPP) leader Samak Sundaravej might find himself in hot water if two classified documents....

Quotable Quote: Sanan Kachornprasart
"I've joined Chat Thai Party without conditions. I want to work with Banharn because he is No.1 in....
Highlights of the week:Pep talk for parties
The Election Commission today meets representatives of the political parties to ensure they understand the....
SPECIAL:Ex-MPs' children to run in poll
Banned executives of former party plan for kids to be PPP candidates
Politicschitchat:A political soap opera
A friend texted PoliticsChitChat last Saturday after hearing reports the Pracharaj, Matchima Thippatai and....

Analysis/Commentary

SANAN JOINS ELDER BROTHER BANHARN
Wily old veteran senses Chat Thai could be a key player in next govt

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Interview

Prachai's populist policies go further than Thaksin's
PM hopeful believes he's tailor-made for the post will drive up economic growth

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This week in history

November 1, 2006: Uncle Nuamthong commits suicide against junta
Sixty-year-old Nuamthong Phraiwan commits suicide to protest against the junta that staged a military coup on....
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What's On

Centre set up to fight electoral fraud
The government has opened a centre to combat electoral fraud at the December 23 general election.

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Samak's biggest threat is his own party
In light of the rough-and-tumble politics, the survival of the Samak Sundaravej government seems to hinge on five aberrant scenarios rather than the usual norms, such as performance and popularity.

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