Nationalist surge could crown Anutin as Thailand’s prime minister again
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Thailand's caretaker Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul rode a nationalist wave linked to border clashes with Cambodia to win a commanding lead for his Bhumjaithai Party in the February 2026 general election, raising the possibility of him becoming the first Thai prime minister to be reelected in two decades amid a troubled economy and regional tensions.
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