Published: 14:28, March 18, 2026
Thai top court takes up case seeking to invalidate election
By Xinhua
BANGKOK - Thailand's Constitutional Court accepted a petition on Wednesday by a 6-3 vote seeking to rule on whether February's general election should be declared invalid over concerns about barcodes and QR codes printed on ballot papers.
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