Thai Voters: Elections in 60 Days, Emergency Delays Capped at 30
Thailand’s election law requires polls within 60 days of dissolution, with up to a 30-day emergency delay. Know the key dates and what they mean for your vote.
Tracking politics for Thailand — coverage from the newsroom in Bangkok.
Thailand’s election law requires polls within 60 days of dissolution, with up to a 30-day emergency delay. Know the key dates and what they mean for your vote.
Despite Trump's tweets, shelling continues along the Thailand–Cambodia border. PM Anutin denies any truce. Over 260,000 displaced—get the latest updates.
Shelling continues despite a US truce, forcing Sisaket villagers into shelters and risking the rice harvest on the Thai-Cambodian border. Live updates.
Thailand’s surprise snap election halts a ฿280B stimulus and stalls charter rewrite, leaving businesses, voters and security in limbo under caretaker rules.
Night shelling on the Thai-Cambodian border continues despite a 10 p.m. truce, crippling Sa Kaeo markets and leaving farmers and hauliers with mounting losses.
Rapid SMS alerts moved 400,000 border residents to shelters as Thai F-16s struck drone hubs in Cambodia. Charge phones, stay alert.
Thailand heads to snap polls in early Feb after border clashes trigger a midnight house dissolution, leaving a caretaker void that could chill investment.
Cambodian BM-21 rockets struck Si Sa Ket border villages at dawn, injuring four Thai residents and forcing mass evacuations as authorities order shelters in nine communities.
Thailand secures Hill 677, but cross-border shelling with Cambodia has displaced 260,000. Check travel and health advisories before visiting eastern provinces.