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PM Anutin accompanies King and Queen on a historic visit to Vietnam for three days hours before verdict
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King and Queen begin historic Hanoi State Visit as Thailand and Vietnam mark 50 years of ties. Anutin joins the royal entourage as two economic rivals deepen trade, investment, technology and ties.
Key facts
- King and Queen begin historic Hanoi State Visit as Thailand and Vietnam mark 50 years of ties
- The Election Commission sent 77 people, including 26 serving senators, towards Supreme Court proceedings over the disputed 2024 Senate selection
- Election Commission sends 77 towards court while Anutin and Newin escape referral in Senate case
- Anutin and Newin escape referral as election agency narrows Senate case from 229 people to just 77
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul flew to Hanoi on Monday, accompanying Their Majesties the King and Queen on an historic State Visit marking 50 years of Thai-Vietnamese relations
- Significantly, he left Government House just hours before the Election Commission ruled on the explosive 2024 Senate collusion case.
Summary
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul flew to Hanoi on Monday, accompanying Their Majesties the King and Queen on an historic State Visit marking 50 years of Thai-Vietnamese relations. It came within hours of a major political verdict at home. The Election Commission sent 77 people, including 26 serving senators, towards Supreme Court proceedings over the disputed 2024 Senate selection. Crucially, Mr Anutin and influential Bhumjaithai figure Newin Chidchob escaped referral.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul accompanied Their Majesties the King and Queen to Hanoi on Monday for an historic State Visit. Significantly, he left Government House just hours before the Election Commission ruled on the explosive 2024 Senate collusion case.