The recent actions by Thailand's Constitutional Court to dismiss the prime minister and dissolve the opposition raise critical questions about the stability of the country’s democracy, which has long been under threat from military influence.
As the economy struggles, the political turmoil exacerbates public frustration, with the recent court rulings amplifying concerns regarding the future of democratic governance in Thailand.
The persistence of military control in Thailand highlights the ongoing fragility of democratic institutions, as evidenced by the latest upheaval signifying yet another setback for the political process.
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