Thailand

EXPLAINER - Will Thailand's election deliver a stable government - Finally make real peace with Cambodia?

By Martin Petty

BANGKOK (Reuters): The ruling Bhumjaithai Party scored a decisive victory in Thailand's general election, routing progressive and populist parties to put leader Anutin Charnvirakul in the running to become the first premier voted back to office in 20 years.

HOW DID THE ELECTION PLAY OUT?

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Thailand , general election , Bhumjaithai Party , Anutin Charnvirakul , People's Party , Pheu Thai , coalition , parliamentary seats , political stability , nationalism

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