Thai PM Anutin unveiled economic plans and set election for March or April 2026.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul presented economic plans to parliament, including debt relief for individuals under 100,000 baht, up to 1 million baht in business liquidity, and a 47 billion baht subsidy for food and goods. He pledged to boost tourism, tackle illegal gambling, improve disaster warnings, and resolve a border dispute with Cambodia. Facing a minority government, Anutin plans to dissolve parliament by late January, triggering an election in March or April. The People's Party will challenge his cabinet in a debate, questioning ministerial qualifications, while the Bhumjaithai Party promotes a “4 Months, 4 Core Missions” agenda. Thailand’s economy is projected to grow 1.8% to 2.3% in 2025 amid external pressures.