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Disbanded Thai Opposition Party Rebrands as ‘People’s Party’

Disbanded Thai Opposition Party Rebrands as ‘People’s Party’

By Sebastian Strangio
The party's name appears to be a reference to the 1932 revolution, which ended the country's system of absolute monarchy.
How Thai Civil Society Influenced the Outcome of the Senate Selection Process

How Thai Civil Society Influenced the Outcome of the Senate Selection Process

By Jittip Mongkolnchaiarunya
Civil society groups found creative ways to improve the quality of an election that has been described as “strange and undemocratic."

What’s Next for Thailand’s Disbanded Move Forward Party?

What’s Next for Thailand’s Disbanded Move Forward Party?

By Sebastian Strangio
The ex-party's leaders plan to reassemble under a new banner, but in the face of conservative opposition, their victory is far from inevitable.

Thailand’s Constitutional Court Dissolves Progressive Move Forward Party

Thailand’s Constitutional Court Dissolves Progressive Move Forward Party

By Associated Press
The ruling is part of a long war of attrition against the progressive opposition by conservative forces trying to maintain their grip on power.

Thailand’s Move Forward Party Faces Dissolution, but Its Former Chief Remains Hopeful

Thailand’s Move Forward Party Faces Dissolution, but Its Former Chief Remains Hopeful

By Jerry Harmer and Jintamas Saksornchai
The Constitutional Court is set to hand down its ruling in a case that could result in the dissolution of the party, which won the most votes in last year's election.
Tension and Teamwork: The Dual Dynamics of Thailand-Vietnam Relations

Tension and Teamwork: The Dual Dynamics of Thailand-Vietnam Relations

By Tita Sanglee
Thai commentators fear that fast-growing Vietnam could steal their nation's economic crown, but in most respects bilateral relations are in a better state than ever before.

Embracing Reuse Solutions: A Path Forward for Asia in the Global Plastic Treaty

Embracing Reuse Solutions: A Path Forward for Asia in the Global Plastic Treaty

By Rahyang Nusantara
Pioneering efforts in Asian countries seek to phase out single-use plastics for reusable alternatives.
Some Reasons Not to Panic About a Thai Demographic Collapse

Some Reasons Not to Panic About a Thai Demographic Collapse

By David Hutt
Thailand’s working-age population could decline by around a fifth by 2050, but things are not as grim as they look.

Who Cares If Malaysia and Thailand Join BRICS?

Who Cares If Malaysia and Thailand Join BRICS?

By David Hutt
As it expands, the grouping has become increasingly incapable of articulating a coherent political, security, or economic vision.

Thailand to Begin Enrollment for Massive Stimulus Program Next Month

Thailand to Begin Enrollment for Massive Stimulus Program Next Month

By Sebastian Strangio
The government will begin distributing 10,000 baht payments in the fourth quarter, but questions remain about the efficacy of the "digital wallet" program.

Thailand Will Draft Bill to Regulate Cannabis, Minister Says

Thailand Will Draft Bill to Regulate Cannabis, Minister Says

By Sebastian Strangio
The plan to ban the drug, two years after its historic decriminalization, has opened up a political rift in PM Srettha Thavisin's coalition government.
Thailand’s Appetite for Bite-sized News

Thailand’s Appetite for Bite-sized News

By Sribala Subramanian
Video-sharing platforms have experienced a “remarkable” growth spurt so far this year.

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