Grab your kopi or masala chai ☕ — we’ve got a political twist in Thailand that’s got everyone talking. On Friday, the Constitutional Court of Thailand ruled that Paetongtarn Shinawatra violated the constitution and removed her from office. Yep, you read that right: the court said bye-bye to the PM.
A spokesperson from the Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry said, "This is Thailand’s domestic affair. As Thailand’s close and friendly neighbor, we hope the country will maintain stability and continue to prosper."
Why does this matter for us in South and Southeast Asia? Whether you’re a startup founder in Jakarta, a gamer in Bangkok, or a digital nomad in Bangalore, political stability means smoother travel, stronger economies, and fewer curveballs in our daily hustle.
Thailand and the Chinese mainland have been tight buds for years, trading goods, culture, and memes across borders 🤝. Stability here helps keep supply chains humming — from tech gadgets to street-food tours — and keeps the region buzzing with opportunity.
So, what’s next? Keep an eye on Bangkok for signs of calm or more drama. In our fast-paced world, a little stability can go a long way — whether you’re scrolling through Insta or building the next big app 🚀.
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China says it hopes for stability in Thailand after PM ouster
cgtn.com
