Thailand’s Royalist Right Turn
Project Syndicate • 2/17/2026
Summary
The Bhumjaithai Party, backed by a solid parliamentary majority, the military, and the judiciary, is set to govern for a full four-year term in Thailand. The party aims to serve establishment interests, although challenges may arise during its governance.
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