Jin10 data, August 29th news, on August 29 local time, the Constitutional Court of Thailand ruled that the suspended Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha violated constitutional regulations, and his position as Prime Minister is hereby terminated.

On July 15, Thailand's Prime Minister's Secretary-General, Poonmin Lesuriad, revealed that Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha has applied to the Constitutional Court for a 15-day extension to submit defense materials for the "Audio Recording Case," citing the inability to complete all defense material preparations within the previously stipulated 15-day deadline by the court. Poonmin stated that such applications for extension are rights legally enjoyed by the respondent and are normal procedures in legal processes, with the decision to approve the extension needing to be reviewed and decided by the Constitutional Court.

Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha recently disclosed his personal assets worth $400 million, including two properties in London, investments in multiple companies, and a collection of luxury watches and handbags. The 38-year-old member of the Chan-o-cha family also listed 1.09 billion Thai baht (approximately $31.6 million) in cash and deposits in over 26 bank accounts. When disclosing this information to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) of Thailand, her total assets amounted to 13.85 billion Thai baht (approximately $400 million). According to documents exposed by local media, Prayut also declared debts of nearly 5 billion Thai baht, resulting in a net worth of 8.9 billion Thai baht ($258 million). Prayut is the youngest daughter of Thaksin, and she will turn 38 in August 2024.

The latest data from Jinshi on November 15th, Seon-yong Cha, SK Hynix's technical director, said that they are considering introducing ASML's High NA, which costs 400 million US dollars.

On September 12th, Jinshi Data reported that on September 12th local time, the Thai parliament held a meeting where Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha delivered a policy address to the parliament. The report will elaborate on the strategies and policies of the new government, aimed at promoting the economic development of Thailand and fostering social harmony.

On August 18, local time, the lower house of the Thai Parliament announced the royal decree, in which King Maha Vajiralongkorn formally approved Prayut Chan-o-cha as the new Prime Minister of Thailand.

On August 16, Jinshi Data reported that today (August 16), the lower house of the Thai parliament held a meeting to vote on the prime minister candidate. Pheu Thai Party leader Pheu Thai Party leader Betongdan Sinawatra, nominated by the Pheu Thai Party and its ruling coalition, received more than half of the support and was elected as the new prime minister of Thailand. Betongdan, born in 1986, is the daughter of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin. In the 2023 general election, Betongdan is one of the prime ministerial candidates for the Pheu Thai Party.