Supporters Mostly Relieved as Yingluck Flees Thailand
BANGKOK — Supporters of fugitive former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on Friday flooded Facebook with messages of sympathy and relief after learning that their idol had fled the kingdom.
Where’s Yingluck? Reactions to Today’s Verdict Vanishing Act
BANGKOK — Friday morning’s much-anticipated verdict in the politically fraught trial of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra was, according to the pundits, supposed to go one of three ways: exoneration, conviction with jail time or conviction with jail time suspended.
Court Orders Arrest of No-Show Yingluck
BANGKOK — Former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra became a fugitive of the law Friday when she failed to appear to hear the verdict in...
Khaosod English #Yingluck Verdict Live Blog
The big day is here, and Khaosod English is at the Supreme Court for the verdict in former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's malfeasance trial....
What Would Jailing Yingluck Mean for Thai Politics?
BANGKOK — What does it means if the two-year trial of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra ends Friday with a guilty verdict for her alleged dereliction of duty in overseeing a controversial rice-pledging program? What if she is locked up?
Fate of Former Premier Yingluck Due in Friday Verdict
For more information about the history of the case, read The Rice Program and Yingluck Trial Explained.
BANGKOK — Friends and foes alike of former...
Migrant Workers Dog Meat BBQ Upsets Locals
SONGKHLA — Police said Thursday that no charges have been filed against four construction workers found gutting and grilling a dog over a campfire in the southern province of Songkhla.
Defamation Case Against BBC Reporter in Thailand Withdrawn
BANGKOK — A Thai lawyer has withdrawn a criminal defamation case against a British BBC journalist involving a report on foreigners being defrauded of property, the BBC says.
Libel, Computer Crime Trial of BBC Reporter Begins
BANGKOK — The trial has begun in Thailand of a British BBC correspondent charged with criminal defamation and computer crime over a report on alleged fraud.
Man Admits to Rape; Denies Killing Student in Motel
SAMUT SAKHON — A man who admitted to the rape of a woman whose body was found early Wednesday morning in a motel denied killing her, police said.
