Thai Opposition Gears Up for No-Confidence Votes in Extraordinary Session
Thailand's opposition is preparing for no-confidence votes against the government under Articles 151 and 152 during an extraordinary parliamentary session. They aim to highlight the government's weaknesses, including economic woes, security issues, and administrative inefficiency, particularly concerning the escalating violence in the southern provinces and flawed economic policies.
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