00:00Boom Jai Thai party leader Anutin Chanvirakul has secured a fresh mandate as Thailand's prime minister
00:07following a decisive parliamentary vote.
00:10He is the first Thai premier in two decades to be voted back into office,
00:15signaling a potential end to years of political instability.
00:21The 59-year-old secured 293 votes in the House of Representatives,
00:27cruising past the required majority and defeating his closest rival,
00:32People's Party leader Natapong Rumpanya Wood.
00:35Anutin is expected to formally take office following royal endorsement from the king
00:40with a new cabinet to be unveiled in the coming weeks.
00:43The win is the culmination of a dominant performance in February's general election,
00:48where Anutin's party secured 191 seats.
00:52Since then, he has built a governing coalition alongside several partners,
00:57including the populist Putai party.
00:59Anutin first took office in September following the removal of his predecessor,
01:05Petong Tan Shinawat.
01:06She was ousted over an ethics violation linked to her administration's handling of relations with Cambodia.
01:13Anutin's new government faces immediate headwinds.
01:16Surging energy prices, driven by the intensifying conflict in the Middle East,
01:21are already putting pressure on the Thai economy.
01:24The Constitutional Court has just accepted a petition to rule on the validity of last month's election,
01:30leaving a cloud of uncertainty over how long this newfound stability will last.
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