Power Play in Southeast Asia: Thailand and Cambodia

This chapter explores the intricate political landscapes of Thailand and Cambodia, focusing on the military's enduring influence in shaping power dynamics. It contrasts Thailand's royal family and government neutrality with Cambodia's authoritarian rule under Hun Sen, highlighting the implications for societal freedoms and military independence. Additionally, the discussion delves into the complexities of national pride and identity, revealing how these factors affect the ongoing conflict between the two nations.