In the vibrant tapestry of Thai politics, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has emerged once more to pull back the curtain on the shadowy dance of power and politics in Thailand. On the dazzling stage of the Eastin Grand Phayathai Hotel, under the ornate chandeliers of the “55 Years Nation Exclusive Talk: Breaking Through Thailand’s Crisis Chapter 1,” he dished out a spicy take on the relentless rivalries threatening to rattle the core of Thailand’s precarious political equilibrium. Thaksin’s vivacious narrative began with a bold declaration about the political gridlock gripping the nation, alongside the dramatic stage exit of the Bhumjaithai Party. With a flair for the dramatic, he donned the hat of a seasoned playwright, skillfully weaving tales of soaring ambitions and desperate measures of would-be leaders. When quizzed on whether Thailand is hopelessly stuck, Thaksin, with a seasoned glint in his eye, remarked, “There’s got to be someone…
