32.3 C
Bangkok
Sunday, April 28, 2024
Home Politics Page 396

Politics

Sometimes frustrating – always interesting.

Anti-Graft Crusader and Yellowshirt Founder Convicted of Fraud

BANGKOK — Sondhi Limthongkul, the founder of the “Yellowshirt” political movement that campaigned against government corruption, was convicted of fraud and falsifying loan documents today.

NCPO: Yingluck May Extend Her Stay Abroad

BANGKOK — Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra may ask the military junta for permission to extend her stay abroad, a top military officer said.

HM King To Visit Hospital For 'Annual Health Checkup'

BANGKOK — His Majesty the King will return to Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok today for an annual health checkup, the Bureau of Royal Household said in a statement.

German Reporter Decries Silence Over Assault Charges

BANGKOK — A German photojournalist who was assaulted by anti-government protesters last year has urged police to step up the investigation against his attackers.

Junta Leader Fit For Premiership, Says His Lawmaker Brother

BANGKOK - Military junta leader Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha appointed his brother as lawmaker in the provisional parliament; now his brother may vote Gen. Prayuth as the new Prime Minister.

Crown Prince To Open National Assembly On 7 August

BANGKOK - The junta-appointed National Legislative Assembly is set to officially open this Thursday.

State TV Fined For Airing Monarchy Debate

BANGKOK - The state media regulator has fined Thai PBS channel for broadcasting discussion about Thai monarchy, a taboo subject in Thailand.

Former Detained Redshirt Activist 'Flees to Europe'

BANGKOK — The Redshirt activist who was held in military detention for more than three weeks has reportedly fled the country and vowed to expose the true story of her detention.

Police Nab Another Alleged Member of Redshirt Militant Group

BANGKOK — Police have arrested a Redshirt supporter allegedly responsible for launching grenades at anti-government protesters earlier this year.

Representation of Women in Junta’s Gov’t Hits New Low

BANGKOK — Ninety-four percent of the national legislators appointed by Thailand’s military junta last night are men, setting a new low for the representation of women in Thai politics in over a decade.

LATEST NEWS

Bangkok
clear sky
32.3 ° C
33.3 °
30.5 °
99 %
6.1kmh
4 %
Sat
32 °
Sun
37 °
Mon
38 °
Tue
40 °
Wed
41 °