In a country known for its vibrant culture and captivating landscapes, the southern provinces seem to have found themselves in a perpetual state of unrest. However, there is a light glimmering on the horizon, as Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai made an important announcement regarding a shift in the peace negotiation process. A new peace negotiation team chief will not take the helm until a comprehensive strategic plan addressing the unrest is finalized. This has come as cautious whispers of possibility circulate through the bustling streets. The rumor mill had been abuzz with speculation that Gen Nipat Thonglek was poised to take over as the chief negotiator. Having served as an adviser to the former prime minister Srettha Thavisin, Gen Nipat’s reputation is as sterling as a pat on the back after a job done well. As the current assistant minister to the PM’s Office Minister, this veteran is no…
