Thai government's coalition partnership faces internal stress as opposition prepares a no-confidence debate against PM Srettha Thavisin. Political operator Thaksin Shinawatra is rumored to be orchestrating moves to exploit divisions between coalition partners, particularly targeting Pheu Thai's parliamentary support. A large-scale rebellion could strip the government of its majority, forcing new coalitions or dissolution of parliament. The threat underscores how internal coalition politics can pose greater danger than formal opposition attacks.