Thailand's Landbridge Project: A Strategic Hub or Environmental Risk?
Nanthiwat Samart, former secretary to the Foreign Minister, has voiced strong support for Thailand's proposed Landbridge project. While proponents highlight its potential as a regional logistics hub, the project faces significant debate over environmental impact and economic viability.
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