Thai Parties Tap Nationalist Mood as Cambodia Clashes Roil Rural Voters

Thai parties tap nationalist mood as Cambodia clashes roil rural voters

Anger and anxiety linger in communities along Thailand's border with Cambodia, where clashes killed dozens and forced hundreds of thousands of evacuate.

Border Tensions Fuel Thai Election Strategies

Thai lawmaker Phumin Leethiraprasert, shifting party allegiance amid re-election efforts, targets nationalist sentiments due to border conflicts with Cambodia, influencing strategies for the upcoming election. Recent clashes have intensified political stances, prompting parties to reaffirm commitments to national security amidst civilian casualties and economic tensions.

Anutin rules out third round of border clashes

Acting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Tuesday said there were no signs pointing to a third round of fighting along the Thai-Cambodian border, urging the public to remain calm as security agencies remain on alert.

PM dispels rumours of third round of fighting

CARETAKER Prime Minister-cum-Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul today (Jan. 27) dismissed rumours of a third round of fighting erupting along the Thai-Cambodian border as the military had informed him during a visit to Sa Kaeo province yesterday that despite Cambodians building more trenches close to the border there are no signs of conflict or violence […] The post PM dispels rumours of third round of fighting appeared first on Thai Newsroom.