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Court Kills Govt's Charter Amendment Effort

(20 November) The Constitutional Court has ruled that Pheu Thai Party′s effort in revising the 2007 charter is unconstitutional.

Warrant On Suthep Approved, But Police Won't Arrest Him Soon

(26 November) The Criminal Court has approved the arrest warrant on the leader of the anti-government protesters responsible for the occupation of three Ministries by the protesters.

Phayao Redshirts Preparing Anti-PCAD Rally

(4 January) Redshirts in Phayao province say they will hold a rally on 13 January to oppose the anti-government protesters? plan to "shutdown" Bangkok on that day.

Fearing Clashes, UDD Cancels Samut Prakarn Rally

(30 January) The Redshirts have cancelled their rally in Samut Prakarn province on 31 January out of concerns that violent clashes might take place.

Ratchathewi Residents Organise Mock Voting

(2 February) Upset by the Election Commission′s failure to organise the voting, residents in Bangkok′s Ratchathewi district took matters to their own hands.

Nonthaburi PCAD Rally Site Seized By Redshirts

(24 March) Redshirts activists have dismantled the rally stage set up by anti-government protesters in Nonthaburi province today.

Abhisit Says Election Is Not Answer, Warns Of Coup

BANGKOK — The head of the Democrat Party has insisted that a new election is not a sufficient solution to Thailand's ongoing political crisis, contrary to the government's claims.

Yala Deadly Car Bomb Disrupts End of Ramadan Preparation

YALA — A deadly car bomb struck the financial district of Yala province yesterday as local Muslims were preparing to celebrate the end of Ramadan season.

Thai Govt Denies Amnesty International's Human Rights Report

BANGKOK — Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has flatly denied allegations put forth in an Amnesty International report detailing widespread human rights violations under Thailand’s military regime.

NLA Grants Itself Open-Ended Impeachment Power

BANGKOK — The military-dominated National Legislative Assembly has granted itself the authority impeach political office holders, without elaborating on the the scope of the new power or how it will be put to use.

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