Coronavirus, PM2.5 Force ‘Run Against Dictatorship’ to Cancel
CHIANG MAI — A Chiang Mai’s chapter of a hugely successful anti-government run tournament was forced to cancel due to coronavirus fears and several other factors, the organizer said.
Coronavirus: Gov’t Rejects Proposal to Suspend Chinese Tourist Visas
BANGKOK — The government on Friday declined to take up a request by the Ministry of Public Health to stop issuing visas...
Prayuth, Prawit, 4 Others Face No-Confidence Censure
BANGKOK — The opposition said Friday it is sighting its gun on PM Prayut Chan-o-cha and four other ministers for the first no-confidence debate in nearly seven years.
New Economics Leaves Opposition Bloc, Taking Away 6 MPs
BANGKOK — The New Economy Party on Friday said it left the opposition to act as an independent faction, just days before a crucial parliamentary debate is set to take place.
Two Arrested For Spreading Coronavirus Fake News
BANGKOK — The government on Thursday said two people were arrested for posting false information about the outbreak of novel coronavirus.
Opposition Predicts ‘Mortal Blow’ in Censure Debate; Prayut Unfazed
BANGKOK — Leader of the opposition faction said Tuesday that status quo is about to change when the public hears its case in the upcoming no-confidence motion – the first in nearly seven years.
1932 Revolt Purge: Statue Removed From Military Academy
BANGKOK — Yet another public commemoration of a 1932 revolt that ended absolute monarchy in Thailand was removed without any explanation.
King Fires 2 Senior Cops From Royal Guards
BANGKOK — His Majesty the King expelled two former deputy police commanders from the royal police bodyguard corps, the palace announced on Tuesday.
‘Big Joke’ Left Country, Days After Gov’t Warning
BANGKOK — Former immigration police commander Surachate “Big Joke” Hakparn left Thailand on Monday, his aides said, adding even more mystery to an ongoing investigation into a recent drive-by shooting that targeted him.
No Explanation: Democratic Revolt Leaders Statues Gone Missing
LOPBURI — Statues dedicated to two military officers behind a revolt that ended Thailand’s absolute monarchy eight decades ago were missing as of Monday.
