Thailand economy

A Thai born in 1990 has now experienced 3 economic crises, 2 military coups, and countless constitutional changes. Small wonder discontent is boiling over.

The economy is down, but gold prices are up.

The precipitous drop in visitors from China could represent as big a danger to Thailand as the virus itself.

A closer look at the economic implications of recent currency appreciation for the country.

A look at what the prime minister’s tenure may mean for the country’s economic prospects.

As a new government takes shape, the issues that lie ahead for it are quite familiar.

While Thailand’s coup leader remains premier, the polls unleashed new democratic sentiments that the regime now struggles to silence.

With parliament’s unsurprising vote, Prayut Chan-o-cha has completed an engineered effort to prolong his rule as premier.

Prayut’s reference to a George Orwell classic has served as yet another front for criticism against the government given its past record and the country’s current state.

Predicting the economic impact of polls in Thailand, Indonesia, India, Australia, and more.

Doubts about the results and the role of the election commission in particular have further intensified distrust about the country’s institutions and muddied the waters.