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Prayuth’s Misrule Is Turning Thailand Into a Powder Keg

Prayuth’s Misrule Is Turning Thailand Into a Powder Keg
An anti-government protester climbs beside a poster of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha reading “Time is over,” Bangkok, Thailand, Aug. 24, 2022 (AP photo by Sakchai Lalit).

With Thailand’s national elections planned for early 2023, the mood among the opposition and even members of the pro-military ruling coalition is increasingly sour. This growing anger, focused on Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, is setting the stage for political chaos in the coming months, and possibly a problematic election next year.

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