Thai PM seeks early election

The Prime Minister of Thailand, Anutin Charnvirakul, said he wants to hold elections earlier than planned.

He asked the king to end the current government so that people can vote.

If the king agrees, elections must happen within 45 to 60 days.

This comes as there is a big fight happening between Thailand and Cambodia at their border, which has caused many injuries and deaths.

The Prime Minister had earlier said he would hold elections by March or April, but now he wants to do it sooner.

This is important because it means the people of Thailand will get to choose their leaders faster than expected.

Some people think this is a good idea because it gives the people a say sooner, while others think it might cause problems because things are happening too fast.

Analysts say that the border conflict might help the Prime Minister's party win more votes because people are feeling more patriotic.

However, no single party is expected to win a clear majority, which could lead to more political uncertainty.