BANGKOK — Thailand's Constitutional Court sacked Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on Wednesday, branding him dishonest in a ruling in an ethics case that throws the Southeast Asian kingdom into fresh political turmoil.
The judges ruled 5-4 that Srettha breached regulations by appointing a Cabinet minister with a criminal conviction.
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