7 The pro-military Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) is undaunted by its rival Pheu Thai Party’s move to announce a coalition to form the government.
7 The Pheu Thai Party’s announcement to form a coalition government with six other parties has only psychological effects and is still far from reality, Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said.
2 Pheu Thai, Future Forward, Prachachat, Puea Chat, Thai People Power and Thai Liberal parties announced their partnership to form the next government.
4 The Democrat Party which has suffered the biggest loss in Thailand’s election has rejected media reports that the party has been in talks with other parties for forming a coalition government.
4 Two leading parties in latest poll results – Pheu Thai and Palang Pracharath – claim their legitimacy to form a coalition government as the country awaits official results of the Sunday election from the Election Commission (EC)
9 Thailand’s major political parties held big election campaign rallies on Friday in their last-ditch effort to garner supports ahead of the Sunday poll.
9 Key members of political parties intensified vote campaigns, voicing a wide range of promises, ahead of the general election on March 24.
