Recent reports indicate ongoing discussions about a major cabinet reshuffle in Thailand, with the opposition party Pheu Thai proposing extensive changes to the government. Pheu Thai has submitted a plan to the Prime Minister calling for a significant cabinet overhaul, aiming to replace all ministers to address economic, security, and drug-related issues. The proposal emphasizes the need for a government that can effectively tackle the country's crises rather than political gains. Meanwhile, Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul has negotiated for a 'top-tier' ministry position amidst internal disagreements and the fallout from the recent reshuffle. Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has publicly suggested that Pheu Thai should retain ministries like the Ministry of Interior and Agriculture, criticizing the current performance and seeking strategic control over key portfolios. The political climate is tense, with ongoing legal battles, including a court case involving Thaksin scheduled for June 13, and internal conflicts within the medical sector over government interference. The government faces challenges from internal dissent, external diplomatic issues, and public distrust, all amid a backdrop of political instability and calls for reform.