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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Three years after Thailand’s youth-led “orange wave” reshaped the political landscape, the momentum looks quieter. As the country heads to the ballot box again on Feb 8, young voters, former activists and political analysts say the desire for reform hasn’t disappeared, but expectations have changed.
CNA examines what became of the movement, how the People’s Party has adapted, and why competition for young voters is becoming less one-sided in Thailand’s evolving political scene. Read the full report: https://cna.asia/3ZE0kIX
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