Thai Premier Faces No-Confidence Vote as Protests Gather Steam

The government is expected to survive the upcoming vote due to its majority in Parliament. This is the second no-confidence vote they face, having survived the first in 2020. While the Prime Minister's position is secure, the outcome for nine cabinet ministers could lead to a reshuffle. The ruling coalition's stance on monarchy discussions may provoke protests, as demonstrators have resumed activities following the detention of their leaders.

In what ways could a cabinet reshuffle impact the political landscape in the coming months?

What actions have the protesters vowed to take following the detention of their leaders?