Maverick political party promises free university, shorter classes


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Thai Sang Thai Party on Wednesday (March 1) vowed to push for reform of the country’s education system by reducing the number of years students have to spend in the classroom and providing free university education, if it becomes a part of the next government.

The party, which was formed in 2021 by former members of the Phue Thai and Thai Rak Thai parties, is preparing for its first national election campaign.

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