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Nationalist surge could crown Anutin as Thailand’s prime minister again

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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.

Topics:worldpolitics#anutin-charnvirakul#bhumjaithai-party#nationalism#politics#thai-politics#thailand-elections-2026
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  1. Thailand's PM Anutin staked his election on nationalism — and won  Reuters
  2. Thailand’s Conservative Party Claims Surprise Election Victory  The New York Times
  3. Conservatives Surge to Surprise Victory in Thai Elections  The Wall Street Journal
  4. What Anutin’s Election Means for Thailand and the World  Time Magazine
  5. Bhumjaithai Party's election victory signals shift in Thailand's politics  ABC News

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