Thailand’s Constitutional Court on Thursday postponed its decision on the legality of blocking the premier candidate of election winner Move Forward Party (MFP) from forming a government. The court said it needed more time and evidence to decide whether to accept the challenge to parliament’s refusal to allow MFP’s Pita Limjaroenrat a second shot at the prime minister post. The decision was pushed back until August 16. This prolongs Thailand’s political deadlock, ongoing since the May election. A third vote for prime minister due to be held on Friday will be postponed until after the court’s decision, house speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha said.
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