BANGKOK — Thai lawmakers elected former Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul as the nation’s prime minister on Friday, marking a change in government after two years of rule by a Pheu Thai Party-led coalition. But the new leader faces multiple constraints, including the promised dissolution of parliament within four months.
Bhumjaithai Party chief to lead the country, but not with a free hand
Bhumjaithai Leader Anutin Charnvirakul after he was elected Thailand’s 32nd prime minister on Sept. 5. © Reuters
YUICHI NITTA
September 5, 2025 08:31 JST
Updated on September 5, 2025 21:26 JST
