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Thailand: Landslide Win, Yet Still Risks

February 2005 | Political Risk Analysis

The landslide victory of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's Thai Rak Tahi party in the February 6 elections carries several risks. BMI View: Thaksin, who has already been criticised for his 'authoritarian' tendencies, could become even more so now that the opposition is so

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