💥 Thailand's political scene just got a shake-up! Bhumjaithai party announced on Friday it's in talks with various parties to build a new government team, after the Constitutional Court dismissed Paetongtarn Shinawatra as prime minister earlier that day.
🤝 In return for support from the People's Party – the biggest in parliament – Bhumjaithai has agreed to push key demands: amendments to the constitution (think rulebook refresh), a speedy resolution to the border dispute with Cambodia, and a bold pledge to dissolve parliament within four months for fresh elections. 🗳️
🔍 What's on the to-do list? First, expect a constitutional update aimed at making governance more transparent and responsive (great news if you're into good governance and civic tech). Next, cross-border tensions with Cambodia will be a top diplomatic priority – walking the line between security and regional friendship. And finally, new elections could land sooner than you think, giving young voters a real shot to shape Thailand's future. 🌍
📆 Since Paetongtarn's dismissal, Bhumjaithai has been in marathon meetings to nail down alliances. If they pull this off, we could see a fresh government lineup by year-end – perfect timing for a Gen Z-led political push! 🙌
Stay tuned as Thailand's next chapter unfolds – will these promises stick? We'll keep you posted. 🎯
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Thailand's Bhumjaithai talking to parties in bid to form government
cgtn.com
