Tomorrow will bring forth another test for both the Thai political system and our society. All eyes will be on the Constitutional Court, which is due to decide on a petition filed by the opposition on the limit of the prime minister's tenure.
The case is a big challenge for Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, who came to power a little over eight years ago after the coup in May 2014. The odds are not on his side at the moment, as the 2017 constitution limits a prime minister's tenure to eight years.
