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New Party Wants to Discard Old Politics, But Can It Win Elections?

BANGKOK — With a craft brewer, disability activist, freelance translator and filmmaker as founders, the leaders of the Future Forward Party may look more like a great line up for a TED talk.

Thai Professor's Passport Revoked by Junta

BANGKOK (DPA) — Thailand's military government has revoked the passport of a noted academic who has been highly critical of the May 22 coup from abroad.

Redshirt Leaders Doubt Alleged Bombing Link

BANGKOK — Top Redshirt activists have urged the national police commander to be careful with allegations a radical Redshirt had a role in engineering the bomb attack that killed 20 people in Bangkok last month.

Embattled Voice TV to Announce Major Layoffs: Sources

BANGKOK — A TV station repeatedly penalized by the military government for its coverage will lay off up to half of its workforce, sources said Thursday.

Junta Says No Article 44 for Collecting Thaksin Tax

BANGKOK — The junta will not use its absolute power to collect 16 billion baht in taxes from Thaksin Shinawatra stemming from a 2006 stock deal, an official announced Monday.
A voter cast a ballot March 24 in Bangkok's Sai Mai district.

Commissioners Confirm Voiding of All NZ Ballots

BANGKOK — The Election Commission confirmed Tuesday that all ballots from New Zealand would be voided because they were delivered too late.

5 Years of Junta Repression Retold Through 118 Political T-Shirts

The exhibition, called “Never Again,” is a must for political junkies.

EC Boss Favours 3-Month Poll Postponement

(24 January) Election Commissioner Somchai Srisutthiyakorn said the 2 February election should be postponed by at least 3 months.

Former Protest Leader To Host 'Dinner With Uncle Suthep' Fundraiser

UPDATE: Suthep Thaugsuban has decided to postpone the fundraiser until "the situation is appropriate."

NACC Suspends Inquiry Into Prayuth’s Nephew

BANGKOK — An Investigation into accusations of cronyism within the ranks of the ruling junta was suspended along with other cases due to a legal technicality, the National Anti-Corruption Commission, or NACC, said Monday.

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