泰国各政党备战明年选举

Group 1 - The Thai political landscape is currently unstable, with the upcoming elections scheduled for February 8, 2026, and the Pheu Thai Party announcing three prime ministerial candidates, including the nephew of former Prime Minister Thaksin, Uthit Sann Wongsa [1] - The Pheu Thai Party aims to secure a significant number of seats in the upcoming elections, with a focus on winning 10 seats in the Bangkok area [1] - Recent polls indicate that 32.36% of respondents have not found a party that meets their expectations, and 40.6% have not identified a preferred candidate [1] Group 2 - The Bank of Thailand has lowered the benchmark interest rate to 1.25%, marking the fifth rate cut since October 2024, in response to economic challenges [2] - The National Economic and Social Development Council predicts that Thailand's GDP growth will slow to 1.7% next year [2] - Ongoing conflicts at the Thai-Cambodian border have resulted in casualties, with reports of 17 Cambodian civilians killed and 77 injured due to Thai military actions [2]