Coup erodes Thailand's US and ASEAN ties
The coup has cost Thailand some of its regional influence, just when Washington seeks stronger ties with South-east Asia
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- Thai leverage
- Investment potential
- Transnational threats
- South China Sea
- Position in the US 'pivot'
- US ties with Malaysia and Singapore
- Other neighbours
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_350.jpg "Thai soldiers at the opening ceremony for Cobra Gold military exercises (Reuters/Chaiwat Subprasom)")