An illegitimate election risks prolonging the country’s problems.

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.

Situation intensifies uncertainties about the result as well as the future prospects of the country.

The generals want to be sure the opposition is eliminated before agreeing to hold elections.

The good news masks a still uncertain road ahead for the ruling junta.

The ruling junta’s use of religion to boost its legitimacy brings risks for the country.

Recent commentary about the former premier misses an important element of her story and what it says about Thai society.

Supporters crowded the streets to hear the verdict, but Yingluck never arrived.

The crisis is not an elite competition but an ideological one.

The fate of a notorious Thai cult hangs in the balance.

A look at why another postponement of polls has occurred.

Thailand faces two legitimacy crises at its peripheries — and the junta is only making them worse.

Now that the junta's constitution has passed, will it make good on promised elections in 2017?

General Prayut's power may be unlimited on paper, but in reality he is curtailed on several fronts.

Myanmar isn’t the first case where a Southeast Asian country has recently been led by an alleged ‘proxy.’

How the Thaksin era ushered in the reign of state capitalism in Thailand.