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BANGKOK -- Thais voted on Sunday to choose their next government and delivered a sharp rebuke to the military's grip on politics since the 2014 coup.A

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Thailand's eight-party coalition to discuss forming government - Vimarsana News

Thailand's eight-party coalition to discuss forming government

ANN/THE NATION – Thailand’s eight-party coalition will discuss guidelines regarding the formation of a government at Pheu Thai headquarters in Bangkok’s Huai Khwang district today, a post on Pheu Thai’s Facebook stated on Sunday. The announcement came after Pheu Thai was appointed by the coalition to seek more votes to ensure that forming a government […]

CNA Explains: What's happening in Thai politics and how could it potentially play out? - Vimarsana News

CNA Explains: What's happening in Thai politics and how could it potentially play out?

Thailand’s parliament on Jul 19 voted to bar the leader of the Move Forward Party Pita Limjaroenrat from being renominated as prime minister. 

Don's meeting with Suu Kyi goes against Asean principles: Thai Sang Thai - Vimarsana News

Don's meeting with Suu Kyi goes against Asean principles: Thai Sang Thai

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Thai Sang Thai Party was among the many who criticised Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai’s private meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi on July 9.

Thailand caretaker PM and ex-coup leader Prayut to quit politics - Vimarsana News

Thailand caretaker PM and ex-coup leader Prayut to quit politics

BANGKOK: Thailand’s caretaker Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha announced on Tuesday (Jul 11) he will quit politics and leave the United Thai Nation Party, ahead of a parliamentary vote to select the next prime minister. The retired general shared the message on his party’s Facebook page, while thanking