After the 250 junta-appointed senators complete their five-year term on May 10, they will be replaced by a 200-member Senate elected from thousands of candidates via a complex voting system…
Read MoreAfter the 250 junta-appointed senators complete their five-year term on May 10, they will be replaced by a 200-member Senate elected from thousands of candidates via a complex voting system…
Read MoreThe Move Forward Party has been on the defensive ever since its shock election victory in May. The party has taken what many observers describe as “political missteps” that may…
Read MoreIn “Talking Politics”, the leader of Chartpattanakla Party shares his political insight and vision as Thailand prepares for a general election.
Read MoreNow that the bill that would benefit small political parties with a greater chance of winning party list MP seats in the next general elections has been killed, things will…
Read MoreThailand is not among the 111 countries invited by US President Joe Biden to attend the “Summit for Democracy” he will host in early December. For government critics and opposition…
Read MoreAnti-establishment protesters have raised the ante in their ongoing protests for reform of the monarchy, by targeting HM the King’s finances and links with the Army. On November 25, they…
Read MoreHow a student-led protest in 1973 toppled the authoritarian Thanom regime and ushered in a new political era.
Read MoreThere have been so many political conflicts in Thailand, and the latest one is being led by a few groups of young people. One leader of which is 23 years…
Read MoreHow the young activist has managed to “lift the ceiling” on Thailand’s most sensitive issue.
Read MoreHow the student activist rattles the establishment with a demand for radical changes.
Read MoreAnond…breaking the taboo. How a human rights lawyer catapults himself to the forefront of anti-establishment protests
Read MoreWhat do the students want? What drives the student-led protests that have spread cross the country
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