COLOMBO -- Two years after Thailand transitioned to civilian rule, ending a decade of military-dominated rule, the political center of gravity has slipped back into the arms of the Southeast Asian country's armed forces, according to analysts.
Two years after regime change, political gravity shifts amid ruling party crisis
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is pictured during a news conference in Bangkok on June 10. Analysts say she has botched the handling of a diplomatic dispute with Cambodia. © Reuters
COLOMBO -- Two years after Thailand transitioned to civilian rule, ending a decade of military-dominated rule, the political center of gravity has slipped back into the arms of the Southeast Asian country's armed forces, according to analysts.