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The incumbent Prime Minister’s conservative Bhumjaithai Party bested a progressive movement that had been surging for years but lost its shine amid rising nationalism and economic doldrums.
F OR THE first time this century, Thailand’s conservatives have won a general election outright. On February 8th voters ...
With 94% of votes counted, the Bhumjaithai party led the pack with a projected 192 seats from the 500-seats in parliament, ...
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