22 Jul 2024 All Roads Lead to Bhumjaithai? Napon Jatusripitak|Suthikarn Meechan The Bhumjaithai Party is cementing its status as the quintessential power broker in Thai politics. Thai Elections Thai Politics Thailand
10 Jul 2024 Thailand’s Grand Compromise Tested, or Back to Square One? Napon Jatusripitak Depending on one’s perspective, the grand political compromise in Thailand is either collapsing or still remains intact. Southeast Asia Thai Politics Thailand
9 Jul 2024 Southeast Asia and BRICS: Fear of Missing Out Sharon Seah The fact that five Southeast Asian countries are seeking to join BRICS should not be seen as an affront to the West and its so-called rules-based order. China India Malaysia Southeast Asia Thailand
8 Jul 2024 Neighbour to Civil War: Thailand’s Relations with Myanmar in 2024 Paul Chambers|Kridsana Chotisut The road to Myanmar for ASEAN goes through Bangkok. This in itself might be a problem. ASEAN Military Myanmar Thailand
27 Jun 2024 Structural Problems of Thailand’s Export Sector: Myths and Realities Archanun Kohpaiboon Thailand’s export trends suggest the economy faces structural problems, but the macro data do not capture the full picture. The country’s export challenges and opportunities, and policy responses, are more complex. Economy Thai Economy Thailand
18 Jun 2024 Is the Bank of Thailand Overly Independent? Peter Warr The tussle between the Thai government and the Bank of Thailand reflects the fact that central banks are never completely independent of governments. Thai Economy Thai Politics Thailand
12 Jun 2024 Pheu Thai’s Shift in Communication Strategy Alexandra Colombier The Pheu Thai Party has shut down the Voice TV media outlet, as part of a strategy to boost its flagging political fortunes. Thai Elections Thai Politics Thailand
10 Jun 2024 The Future of Thailand’s Move Forward Party in a Fluid Political Landscape Eugene Mark What’s next for the beleaguered Move Forward Party, harbinger of Thailand’s progressive political future? Thai Politics Thailand
29 May 2024 The Thai Prime Minister’s Occupational Hazard as a Political Proxy is Being in the Line of Fire Termsak Chalermpalanupap Nine months into his premiership, the Thai prime minister faces uncertainty about his political future. Thai Politics Thailand
28 May 2024 Thai-US Relations: Amity With Some Caveats Paul Chambers The US has sought to maintain its traditional line towards Thailand, emphasising democracy and human rights. But geopolitical considerations are changing Washington’s calculus. Thai Military Thailand U.S.-Thailand Relations
