Thailand names third prime minister in two years

Thailand has seen a political turmoil in recent years, with the country's leadership changing hands three times in the span of two years. The country's political instability has been marked by court interventions and military coups that have led to the removal of multiple administrations. The latest development saw the appointment of Anupong Paojinda, a former army chief, as the country's new prime minister. This comes after the previous prime minister, Prayuth Chan-ocha, was removed from office by a court ruling. The political upheaval in Thailand has raised concerns about the country's democratic processes and the role of the military in the country's politics. The situation has also had an impact on the country's economy and international standing, with the frequent changes in leadership making it difficult for the country to maintain a consistent policy direction. Despite the challenges, Thailand's political leaders have expressed a commitment to restoring stability and addressing the country's pressing issues. However, the path forward remains uncertain, and the country's future political trajectory remains a subject of intense speculation.