Future Forward Hit With More Legal Threats
BANGKOK — A deputy leader of the Future Forward Party was among those charged over sharing a likely bogus story about a top junta official spending 12,000 baht for a cup of coffee, police said Monday.
Yellowshirts Acquitted of Deadly Parliament Unrest
BANGKOK — A court on Monday found a group of anti-government protest leaders not guilty of multiple charges for their siege of the parliament in 2008 which turned fatal.
Prayuth to Take Campaign Stage for Junta Party
BANGKOK — Junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha will help campaign for a party that nominated him to become the next prime minister, a party official said Monday.
Prayuth Says He Dreams About Democracy in Latest Single
BANGKOK — Entering a room flanked by bodyguards, greeted by the flash of photographers while one’s latest single blares through loudspeakers seems to be...
MCOT Blames ‘Miscommunication’ For Debate Host Drama
BANGKOK — The president of a state-owned broadcaster said he had never ordered the host of a political debate program be fired as she has alleged.
Host Pulled From MCOT Show After Televised Debate
BANGKOK — A veteran reporter at a state media outlet said Friday she was abruptly fired after hosting a debate in which young voters voiced broad opposition to the military government.
Many Thai Voters Still Undecided: Polls
BANGKOK — Many Thais remain unsure of who they’ll vote for come March 24, while most of those who’ve made up their minds favor Pheu Thai, according to polling agencies.
Gen. Prayuth Can Debate & Campaign, EC Rules
BANGKOK — Junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha is free to debate his opponents on TV and walk the streets in canvassing trails just as other politicians, the Election Commission confirmed Friday.
Thai Election for Dummies: Find Your Polling Place, Candidates – Right Now
BANGKOK — Check where your polling station is and who will be on your ballot for next month’s election easily online.
First, find your polling...
New Junta Cyber Law Ripe For Abuse: Judge
BANGKOK — The junta’s rubberstamp parliament on Thursday passed a law intended to protect online infrastructure that critics fear is open to abuses.
