Thai PM Noncommittal on Potential Coalition Expansion Amidst Political Maneuvering
As Thailand heads into a no-confidence debate, the Srettha government faces political flux regarding potential coalition expansion. The Prime Minister remains noncommittal on the possibility of party mergers, while the opposition criticizes the move as a power struggle.
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