Thai Opposition Questions Government's Economic Ratings, Urges Listening to Public
Thailand's opposition Democrat Party has questioned the government's economic performance ratings, arguing they diverge from the public's lived experiences. They urged the government to listen to the voices of ordinary citizens and address structural issues.
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