BANGKOK, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Thailand has seen two coups, multiple rounds of street protests and court rulings that have ...

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An outright majority for any of the three main parties is unlikely so an alliance is almost certain to be required to form a ...

The wealth of King Charles III is often misunderstood. In Britain, the monarchy sits at the centre of a vast network of ...

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More than 90 eligible names have been submitted as potential candidates for prime minister. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A former Kanchanaburi provincial councillor has come forward to explain why he secretly recorded a phone call that has since ...

A majority still likes the historic and symboli c value of having a monarch as head of state. Many noted how the royal family ...

Thailand will hold a general election on February 8, in a three-way contest of major parties to decide the leader of the ...

Thailand’s Feb 8 snap election is shaping up as a three-way contest, with voters weighing stability against reform and political legacy against change.

As Thais go to the polls this Sunday, the most consequential question is whether Thailand will finally break out of its debilitating cycle of political instability and economic underperformance that ...