Govt Insists Images of Milan Anti-Prayuth Protest Are Fake
BANGKOK — The Thai government has insisted that there were no protests against junta leader and Prime Minister Gen. Prayuth during his visit to Italy, despite numerous international media reports and photographs that suggest otherwise.
Thai Coup Leader Makes International Debut In Italy
BANGKOK — Junta leader and Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha is enjoying the limelight as he attends an international conference in Italy, his first trip outside of Southeast Asia since seizing power in a coup on 22 May.
Princess Chulabhorn Advised To Take A Break From Palace Duties
BANGKOK — The youngest daughter of His Majesty the King has been advised to refrain from performing official palace duties as she recovers from a recent bout of illness caused by her auto-immune disease, the palace said in a statement.
Police: Flaws In Koh Tao Murder Case Fixed
BANGKOK — Thai police say they have perfected the case file accusing two Burmese migrant workers of murdering British tourists in southern Thailand, after prosecutors initially rejected the case for being “incomplete.”
Channel 3 Actor Apologises For 'Homophobic' Comment
BANGKOK — A famous Thai actor has publicly apologised for making a controversial comment about a transgender actress on social media.
Channel 3 Actor Apologises For 'Homophobic' Comment
BANGKOK — A famous Thai actor has publicly apologised for making a controversial comment about a transgender actress on social media.
Post-Coup Election May Be Delayed To 2016
BANGKOK — The chairman of Thailand’s military junta and his deputy have suggested that the date of the next national election may be postponed from October 2015 to early 2016.
Farmer Self-Immolates Over Debt At Govt Complaint Centre
BANGKOK — A severely indebted Thai rice farmer set herself on fire among a crowd of other petitioners inside the government complaint centre in Bangkok today.
Police Thwart Redshirts' Democracy Monument 'Picnic'
BANGKOK — Dozens of police officers surrounded Democracy Monument last night to prevent a group of Redshirt supporters from picnicking on the monument's steps.
Blackshirt Suspects 'Tortured Into Confessing,' Lawyer Says
BANGKOK — The five suspects accused by Thai police of acting as armed militants in the 2010 Redshirt protests have recanted their confessions, their lawyer says.