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Myanmar knocks on ASEAN's door, but…
Thailand’s governing coalition remains unchanged
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AI In-brief23 Sept 09:48
Thailand’s governing coalition remains unchanged
Thailand's governing coalition will remain unchanged, with no new parties added, as confirmed by the Bhumjaithai Party spokesperson.
Despite speculation about the Kla Tham Party potentially joining the alliance, the spokesperson emphasized that all parties work together in parliament and the door is not closed to any MP.
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Myanmar knocks on ASEAN's door, but…
Myanmar's leader, Min Aung Hlaing, has initiated renewed diplomatic efforts, including shuttle diplomacy and granting limited access to Aung San Suu Kyi, signaling a potential shift towards fulfilling the Five-Point Consensus (5PC) after years of delay.
ASEAN faces a critical dilemma: whether to acknowledge Myanmar's recent incremental steps or maintain strict conditions for re-engagement, with incoming chair Singapore demanding "meaningful progress" on the 5PC before full participation.
Regional stability is at stake, as Thailand advocates for calibrated re-engagement, warning that Myanmar's prolonged isolation risks increased major-power competition and instability, urging ASEAN to adopt a more consistent and strategic approach.