The ruling coalition, already fragile after the departure of a conservative ally, is feeling the strain with her current approval rating plummeting to just 9.2%. As the court deliberates, Paetongtarn must present her defense against allegations of undermining national interests. Meanwhile, her deputy will step in as acting prime minister, while she remains a minister in the cabinet. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges of Thai political dynamics, particularly concerning the influential Shinawatra family.
Thai PM Faces Suspension Following Controversial Phone Call

Thai PM Faces Suspension Following Controversial Phone Call
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is temporarily suspended by the Constitutional Court amid a political storm over a leaked phone conversation.
In an unexpected twist in Thailand's political scene, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has been suspended while the Constitutional Court reviews a petition for her dismissal. The suspension follows the release of a phone call she made with former Cambodian leader Hun Sen, which contained derogatory remarks about Thai military leadership. Public backlash ensued, prompting calls for her resignation.

















