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CNA Explains: Thailand survived a month of political mayhem – what now?
Will Thai politics return to stability or undergo more chaos ahead? The highly disputed judicial interventions and opaque backroom negotiations…
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Thai election winner appoints replacement party leader
BANGKOK: The Thai reformist political party which won the most seats at this year’s election appointed a temporary leader on…
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Blocked Thai PM challenger Pita resigns as party leader
BANGKOK: Pita Limjaroenrat, whose reformist party won the most seats at Thailand’s national elections in May, resigned as its leader…
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Commentary: Thailand’s parliament stalemate puts Pheu Thai at crossroads
SINGAPORE: A quintessential Thai-style hung parliament has emerged after the Thai Senate twice obstructed Pita Limjaroenrat, the leader and prime…
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Analysis: Latest twist in Thai politics inches country possibly towards a ‘big crisis’, and nobody knows how it will end
Its reformist spirit and policies resonated with many Thais and resulted in a surprise electoral victory on May 14, when…
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Thailand could be heading for prolonged political unrest, after election-winning Move Forward party sidelined
There have been interventions from the Constitutional Court over the years, and several parties have been dissolved by the court,…
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Selection of Thailand’s new PM delayed again, to await court decision on election winner
BANGKOK: A parliamentary vote to select Thailand’s new prime minister expected on Friday (Aug 4) was delayed again after a…
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Commentary: Thailand’s emerging new political alignment
Instead, it is Pheu Thai, which ran a respectable second place in the May election with 141 seats, which now…
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Commentary: Thailand moves forward in social media election
SYDNEY: In Thailand’s general election in May, the Move Forward Party (MFP) emerged as the big winner with 151 seats…
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Thai parliament to meet again on choosing PM on Aug 4
BANGKOK: Thailand’s parliament is scheduled to sit on Aug 4 to try again to pick a prime minister, it said…
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