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Thai baht notes are seen at a Kasikornbank in Bangkok, Thailand on May 12, 2016. / Reuters

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Tag: Thai Elections

Economic Woes Face Thailand’s Junta Chief Turned Civilian PM

Parliament Confirms Thai Coup Leader Prayuth as Prime Minister

Both Houses of Thai Parliament Convene to Vote for New PM

Pro-Army Party in Thailand to Cement Deal to Keep Junta Leader as PM: Lawmaker

ANALYSIS—Manipulation Suspicions Mount in Thailand’s Post-Coup Election

Thai Activists Protest Against Commission After Chaotic Poll

EXPLAINER—Why Thailand’s Election Results are so Murky

Thailand’s Pro-Army Party Leads in Election; Results Delayed

Thai Court Bans Party for Nominating Princess for PM

Thai Opposition Party Undeterred After Ally’s Failed Princess Bid

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