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Move Forward Party is energising voters with pledges to reform monarchy and military – subjects once considered taboo.

At the core of Sunday’s vote is the fight for democracy, led by young people demanding reform and an end to a cycle of coups

Move Forward party leader’s promise in election campaign to end political stranglehold chimes with younger generation

Bangkok, May 12 (EFE).- Thailand’s opposition parties on Friday appealed to the people to hand them a landslide victory in Sunday’s elections against pro-military groups, even as the campaign for the polls came to a close. The main opposition parties Pheu Thai and Move Forward have together amassed 70 percent support in pre-election surveys as …

Thailand goes to the polls on Sunday in a clash pitching military generals clinging to power against a younger resurgent opposition movement calling for change.

By Helen Regan and Kocha Olarn, CNN As Thailand heads to the polls on Sunday a "lost generation" of young voters fired up by a yearning for change are

Voting is set for Sunday, with progressive parties calling for reforms to the monarchy and military.

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand has seen two coups, three prime ministers brought down by court rulings, intermittent violence and crippling colour-coded street demonstrations during two decades of political instability. | 05:10am

Thailand heads to the polls on Sunday for a general election poised to shake off a decade of military rule and push the kingdom toward a more democratic future that may include curbing the power of the monarchy.

Aged just 36, Paetongtarn Shinawatra is the latest member of her famous family hoping to become Thai prime minister.