Thailand

Despite this year’s “elections,” Thailand is no democracy.

If the U.S.-China trade war continues or worsens ASEAN countries will also experience a bumpy ride.

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

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

New alignments between established forces suggest a bleak outlook for those yearning for change.

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.

While the country’s political future still remains unclear, the monarch will continue to exert influence in how it is shaped.

The Election Commission ordered recounts for two polling stations and new elections at six others.

And if they are not, what should liberal and democratic political parties in Thailand do?

Having a renewable energy transition is a critical step to realize Thailand 4.0.

With the legalization of marijuana, Thailand hopes to carve out a stake in the global cannabis industry.