US EditionPheu Thai Party’s Identity Crisis: A Brand in Peril?
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Pheu Thai Party’s Identity Crisis: A Brand in Peril?
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra stated on Instagram that the Pheu Thai Party (PT) had been “robbed of justice, again and again” on 22 May (the same day a court ruled on the rice pledge scheme and coincidentally, a coup ousted her aunt Yingluck in 2014). Yet, Paetongtarn’s condemnation sits awkwardly alongside the coalition she now leads. To form a government, PT had partnered with the conservatives who endorsed the coup. The result is…
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