Thai political deadlock drags on as vote for prime minister is delayed

Prolonged post-election uncertainty is raising questions over stability in Thailand, which has seen two coups over the past 20 years.

Thailand’s parliament has postponed a vote for the next prime minister after the Constitutional Court began reviewing a case challenging the legislature’s refusal to allow the election-winning party a second shot at forming a government.

The move on Thursday prolongs a political deadlock that has raised questions about stability in the Southeast Asian…