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Thailand’s political landscape changing fast as new parties erupt

March 31, 2021
by Tulip Naksompop Blauw
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The newly formed Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party sounds very familiar, especially since it carries the same name as the government initiative launched to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite government denials,…

Four sons of Nakhon Si Thammarat brace for Sunday’s by-election battle

March 4, 2021
by Tulip Naksompop Blauw
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Four political parties will battle for a single MP seat when the polls open in the Nakhon Si Thammarat Constituency 3 by-election on Sunday (March 7). The coalition Democrat and…

A Thai man holding his child puts his ballot into a box at a polling station as residents vote for a new Bangkok governor in Thailand’s capital on March 3, 2013. Bangkok residents went to the polls to elect a governor in a to-the-wire fight for city hall which has re-opened Thailand’s festering political divisions.(Photo by PORNCHAI KITTIWONGSAKUL / AFP)

Ruling party risks split over candidate for Bangkok governor election

January 25, 2021
by Tulip Naksompop Blauw
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Already hit by an anti-establishment uprising, Thailand’s ruling Palang Pracharath Party is now facing a potential revolt from within as it chooses a candidate for the Bangkok governor election. Three…

Representatives of six political parties at the forum on Thailand’s political future organized by Thai PBS on Monday night.

Major parties optimistic about Thailand’s future after election

February 26, 2019
by sirrderd
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Representatives of six major political parties taking part in a debate forum organized by Thai PBS on Monday night expressed optimism that Thailand will see a smooth political transition after…

“Swing parties” might, just might, be swung by voters

February 5, 2019
by Kitipat Chuensukjit
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In an ideal world where political horse-trading is far less influential, voters can effectively assert what they want on the March 24 election. In other words, the 250-strong Senate can…

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Thailand’s political landscape changing fast as new parties erupt

Four sons of Nakhon Si Thammarat brace for Sunday’s by-election battle

Ruling party risks split over candidate for Bangkok governor election

Major parties optimistic about Thailand’s future after election

“Swing parties” might, just might, be swung by voters

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