Pheu Thai's increasingly-uneasy ties with allies

14 Sept 04:02 Key points summarised by AI

An exiled anti-government extremist criticized Pheu Thai supporters for their 'no choice' vote, comparing it to dictatorial systems and likening them to 'Salim' (skeptics of democracy supporting military involvement).
Public spats erupted between a pro-Pheu Thai writer and the extremist, highlighting deep ideological rifts and a growing divide within the anti-government movement.
Activists warned both Pheu Thai and Move Forward parties against internal attacks, despite existing conflicts, emphasizing the need for tolerance and open-mindedness among opposition factions.
Analysts predict an eventual clash between the two main opposition parties, Pheu Thai and Move Forward, despite their current alliance against the government, as tensions rise over electoral strategy and voter bases.

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