Thai PM Leaves Door Open for New Party Alliance, Cites National Interest
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has not closed the door on potential alliances with the emerging "Guatham Party," emphasizing that decisions will prioritize "national and public interest." This comes amid opposition no-confidence debates, fueling speculation about strengthening the government's base.
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