Amid upcoming court verdicts, political waters are astir again in Thailand


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BANGKOK: The Constitutional Court is scheduled to deliver on Aug 7 the much-awaited verdict in the dissolution case against the opposition Move Forward Party, which has been accused of undermining the constitutional monarchy system of government.

It is expected that the same court will also deliver its verdict a week or two later on whether Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin should be disqualified over the controversial appointment of Phichit Chuenban as a minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office.

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