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Pita Limjaroenrat is a charismatic young businessman-turned-politician whose party has been climbing the polls. Here's how Move Forward is making is mark on mainstream Thai politics.

Pita Limjaroenrat, a product of Harvard and MIT, represents the Move Forward Party, which supports almost $20 billion for universal benefits paid for by downsizing the military

Young voters, still reeling from the 2014 coup, have decided to vote for change and against parties that symbolize military power in Thailand.

Ice is one of a slate of young, idealistic candidates for Move Forward who have joined mainstream politics in the hope that this election allows Thailand to break the cycle of military coups, street protests and broken democratic promises in which the country has been trapped for two decades.

A slate of young, idealistic candidates hope for a sea change in this election.

Thailand's election won’t be free and fair but it could be highly consequential for the country and the region, says this Lowy Institute researcher.

Across Virginia, 236 programs are getting funding through the Virginia Tourism Corporation’s Regional Marketing, Marketing Leverage and VA250 Marketing Leverage programs.

The Move Forward Party is ready to be the core party in forming a government and its increasing popularity is not just a passing fad, says campaign adviser Pannika Wanich.

By Noel Caballero Bangkok, May 7 (EFE).- Hundreds of thousands of young people who began a historic protest movement in Thailand in 2020 that broke taboos and rattled the foundations of power will go to the polls next Sunday confident that their votes will contribute to “inevitable” democratic reform. While the protests have been buried, …

The opposition is leading the polls ahead of Thailand’s election, but it may need the support of smaller parties and even military backed ones to form government.