Thailand Votes 2026: Political deadlock, external pressures force foreign policy into focus

Thailand could be heading for its fourth prime minister in just three years. Political deadlock, a slowing economy, and rising external pressures - like border tensions with Cambodia - are forcing foreign policy into the election spotlight. CNA’s Saksith Saiyasombut finds out whether Thailand can reclaim its global standing.

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