No Appropriate Mechanisms To Resolve Thailand’s Crisis, ISEAS' Montesano Says

The video discusses the ongoing protests in Thailand, highlighting their unique nature as being independent of political parties and driven by a new generation. It explores the political dynamics, including pressures on the Prime Minister from the military and palace. The lack of mechanisms to resolve the crisis is noted, with parliamentary debates seen as stalling tactics. The potential role of the monarchy in resolving the crisis is considered, but it may reinforce perceptions of political involvement. Economic distress is a significant factor, with the pandemic exacerbating issues and potentially turning more citizens against the government.

What role does the monarchy play in the current political situation in Thailand?

How has economic distress contributed to the protests in Thailand?

What risks does the government face if economic distress continues to grow?