Politics

(5 March) A top governmental official has suggested that a grenade attack at an anti-government protest leader's resident might be an attempt to frame the government.

(4 March) The wife of a local Redshirts leader in Udon Thani province is running for a Senator's seat.

(4 March) A member of the Redshirts has been beaten and left to die in a river east of Bangkok by a group of anti-government militants, police reports claim.

(4 March) The Division of Special Investigation is seeking arrest warrant for anti-government protest leader over his role in authorising the deadly crackdown on Redshirts protesters in 2010.

(3 March) The Democrat Party says it will file for a dissolution of Pheu Thai Party as a punishment for its alleged separatist movements.

(3 March) The Royal Thai Army says it will take actions against what the top brass misunderstood as a separatist group in northern Thailand.

(28 February) A spokesman of the ruling Pheu Thai Party has alleged that an anti-government protest leader staged an attack on his own residence to seek sympathy.

(28 February) A homemade explosive device has been planted by unknown individuals near a Redshirts rally site in Nonthaburi province.

(27 February) A hospital in Nakhon Sawan province has removed an anti-government banner on its rooftop following a protest by the Redshirts.

(27 February) Redshirts protesters have started construction of concrete barrier to seal off entrance to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).