TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月26日 02時04分

General Prayuth Chan-ocha appears at ease among the lavish trappings of politics. Thailand’s Prime Minister, photographed in Bangkok by @adamfergusonphoto on June 1, is never far from doting courtiers in Bangkok’s 1920s Government House, a neo-Gothic building stippled with classical nudes and one particularly plump jade Buddha. The opulence is a far cry from what Prayuth experienced in his four decades as a soldier, when he was trained to brave enemy fire from jungle-swathed foxholes. Still, he expresses dissatisfaction with this coda to his career away from the barracks. He sits in a position of power, he says, only out of a sense of duty. “When people are in trouble, we, the soldiers, are there for them,” he tells TIME. The question for #Thailand is how long they will be there. Four years have passed since Prayuth, 64, seized power in a coup d’état. He promised to restore #democracy, but instead he's tightening his grip. Read the full TIME International cover story on TIME.com. Photograph by @adamfergusonphoto for TIME

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