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The ruling Thai establishment risks violence if it prevents the democratic opposition from taking power.

Young pro-reform candidate won over many in the electorate – but not military appointees who blocked him from being PM

BANGKOK, Thailand–Thai election chiefs on Wednesday asked the country's top court to suspend Pita Limjaroenrat, the frontrunner in the race to become prime minister, over allegations he broke campaign rules as an MP.

The US State Department has raised concerned about changes in Thailand's legal system, following charges filed against Pita

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BANGKOK: Thailand’s parliament on Thursday rejected a bid by reformist Pita Limjaroenrat, who heads a coalition...

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The political gridlock in Bangkok is characterized by the deep divides across Thailand's generations.