With Thailand’s national elections less than six months away, the country’s wily dictator Prayuth Chan-ocha is once again looking for ways to extend his eight-year premiership, which began in 2014 with a military coup. There is a growing split in his military-dominated Palang Pracharat Party that is likely to impel Prayuth to form his own party or find …
Thailand’s Prayuth Maneuvers to Stay in Power
As elections loom, premier may be forced to flee his own party for one that would back him
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