People’s Party Ditches Border Jingoism for Everyday Cost Cuts Ahead of Polls
Thailand’s People’s Party abandons border nationalism for VAT rebates, draft abolition and misinfo fines—what residents and expats need before Feb 8 election.
Tracking politics for Thailand — coverage from the newsroom in Bangkok.
Thailand’s People’s Party abandons border nationalism for VAT rebates, draft abolition and misinfo fines—what residents and expats need before Feb 8 election.
Thai advance voting runs Feb 1–5 with 2.4 M ballots. Expats can use any photo ID, file absence excuses by Feb 15, and plan for the Feb 8 referendum—learn what to do next.
Thai-Cambodian border skirmishes could sway the election, disrupt ฿80 bn in trade and trigger curfews—learn what residents and SMEs should prepare for.
Discover how Sunday’s Thai constitution referendum could trigger a full rewrite or freeze the 2017 charter. Essential guide for expats and global investors following Thailand.
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Prepare for Thailand’s 8 Feb triple-ballot vote. Learn how tax changes, a charter rewrite and coalition gridlock could affect expats and residents—stay informed.
Bangkok’s Klongprem Prison is rushing ordinary parole reviews; ex-PM Thaksin and hundreds could walk free by May. Families should prepare documents.
After a 400 kg meth seizure, Thailand’s Mekong border towns Nong Khai and Bueng Kan face stricter night patrols, roadblocks and landlord spot-checks.