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Thai PM faces calls to quit after leaked phone call

  • Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra faces coalition collapse after the Bhumjaithai Party quit on June 18 over a leaked phone call with Cambodian ex-premier Hun Sen.
  • The leak occurred amidst an escalating border dispute dating back over a century, with a recent clash killing a Cambodian soldier in May and ongoing troop mobilizations.
  • Paetongtarn defended the call as a negotiation tactic, urging Hun Sen not to heed Thai military critics, while Bhumjaithai called her actions damaging to Thailand's sovereignty and army.
  • The Bhumjaithai Party, holding 69 seats and the second largest coalition partner, dealt a major blow to the government, which now holds only a slim parliamentary majority.
  • Paetongtarn’s position appears fragile as remaining coalition members consider their loyalty and opposition figures call for parliament’s dissolution amid fears of political instability and economic fallout.
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Thai PM clings on as crisis threatens to topple government

Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra apologised on Thursday for a leaked phone call with former Cambodian leader Hun Sen that provoked widespread anger and threatened to topple her government.

·Key West, United States
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FRESH NEWS broke the news in on Tuesday, June 17, 2025.
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