Like his party, Abhisit down but not out
The general election results on Sunday shocked many people after the Democrat Party lost all its seats in Bangkok...
Persona pips policy
His handlers have released photos of the 'new', cool Gen Prayut, for some reason believing voters will be persuaded by light tones and relaxed gestures.
Time for NLA to step down
The military's National Legislative Assembly has passed 509 news laws, a few of which were needed - and consulted the public on none of them.
Checkmate move backfires
The TRC's attempt to trigger a 'political earthquake' has arguably won even more public sympathy for Prime Minister Prayut, and thus served his cause.
Constitutional delay
Political parties appear to have little problem with another election delay, which might even help them to prepare better - but not beyond March 10.
Death and life of populism
Gen Prayut has lost the opportunity to become a great leader with drastic changes to the country's political landscape, particularly by bringing in an end to populism.
Yawning inequality
The CS Global Wealth Report 2018 just tells us the truth about Thailand's economic inequality, and the question is whether we are ready to accept it.
A cynical routine
The model of the regime-friendly PPRP is the late, not-so-great Thai Rak Thai of Thaksin - especially including 'the old faces' of bad politicians.
Politics getting calmer
Political conflicts over the past decade were dominated by two camps - pro- and anti-Thaksin, and neither will have a strong role after the next election.
Welcome guests, but...
By their very numbers, Chinese tourists are important to the economy but the government's tourism and strategy is out of balance and must be realigned.
