The Constitutional Court has ruled that Prayut Chan-o-cha can stay on as prime minister until his current term of office ends. However, the court determined that his premiership commenced in 2017 – the year the present Constitution was promulgated, meaning that if Prayut is re-elected as prime minister after the next general elections, he could serve for only two more years.
So what’s next for PM Prayut and the future of Thai politics? Find out in this special program where Assoc.Prof.Dr.Jade Donavanik from College of Asian Scholars analyses the issue.
