Kinokuniya Pulls Oxford Researcher’s Book on 2010 Bangkok Unrest
BANGKOK — One of Bangkok’s largest booksellers has quietly pulled a book about the 2010 political unrest without explanation.
Redshirts Dispute Link to Rice Field Weapons Cache
BANGKOK — A top junta official said Friday that a weapons cache discovered recently by police could belong to a man believed to have died four months ago.
Surin Pitsuwan, Former ASEAN Secretary General, 68
BANGKOK — Former Association of Southeast Asian Nations Secretary-General Surin Pitsuwan has died in Thailand. He was 68.
Cadet Autopsy Incomplete Due to Chemical Shortage: Institute
BANGKOK — On the day it had been expected to make public its explanation about what killed a teen military cadet, the Central Institute of Forensic Science said Thursday it could not complete the autopsy as it had run out of a preservative.
Junta Deems ‘Distorted News’ Newest Health Issue
BANGKOK — Thailand's military government says it is fighting a new threat to public health: distorted news reports.
Dead Cadet’s Autopsy Results Due Tomorrow
BANGKOK — Thursday will mark the deadline set by the Central Institute of Forensic Science to complete its autopsy of a cadet whose death at a military academy has become a national controversy and embarrassment to the ruling junta.
Jailed Thai Coal Protesters Can’t Afford Bail
BANGKOK — Fifteen people who oppose a plan to build a coal plant in their hometown remain imprisoned Wednesday because they could not afford their bond money – set at 90,000 baht each by the court.
Prayuth ‘Regrets’ Yelling at Pattani Fisherman
BANGKOK — Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha took to social media Tuesday to express regret for shouting down a fisherman in the southern province of Pattani.
Thai Political Enemies Weigh Alliance to Defeat Junta
BANGKOK — Senior figures from the Pheu Thai and Democrat Parties are considering the unthinkable: a coalition between the political archrivals to prevent junta...
Coal Protesters Face Prison After Police Scuffle (Photos)
SONGKHLA — Sixteen protesters arrested while marching to submit a petition to junta chairman Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha in the Deep South remained in custody Tuesday morning and face six months in prison.
