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Another Shinawatra toppled as Thai court ends Paetongtarn's premiership
"I didn't want anything for myself. I was only thinking about how to avoid fighting and avoid bloodshed," she told reporters, referring to a call with former Cambodian leader Hun Sen that triggered a political firestorm and failed to avoid a deadly border conflict. "I reaffirm that I truly intend to serve the nation. I have no ill intentions." On Friday, the Constitutional Court, which initially suspended her, dismissed 39-year-old Paetongtarn as premier, abruptly ending the term of Thailand's youngest prime minister after just over a year in office. Paetongtarn breached ethical norms by putting private interest ahead of national interest, and her actions damaged the reputation of the country and caused the public to lose confidence in the prime...
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