The political stage of Thailand has had its fair share of turmoil this year with a changing of the guard in the premiership and a coalition government genuinely striving for unity. However, this so-called coalition unity has been anything but solid, putting the administration through an unyielding durability test. A political insider has provided invaluable insights into the challenges faced, as most governments in Thai history have discovered that holding onto power is no easy feat, thanks to coups, internal collapses, or fatal court rulings. Stepping into the spotlight, the Srettha Thavisin administration faced a spectacular crash when in August, he was ignominiously removed from office by the Constitutional Court. Although his legacy as a real estate tycoon shone brightly, Srettha could not wield the same prowess in the political arena, and his journey was perceived as little more than a puppet maneuvered by the Pheu Thai Party’s strings. “Firm…
