Politics

(17 February) Scores of pro-government supporters have attacked the anti-government rally in Chiang Mai province yesterday.

(13 February) A group of academic activists has condemned the gunfire attack at the residence of the historian known for his criticism of the Thai monarchy.

(13 February) The police are instructed by the court to release a prominent anti-government activist less than a week after he was arrested.

(12 February) Contrary to media reports, the Medical Council of Thailand has not issued any statement in support of anti-government protests, said its secretary-general.

(12 February) The relationship between the police and the armed forces remains unaffected, despite arrest warrants on army officers for alleged assassination attempts, police chief said.

(12 February) An Election Commissioner has weighed his support for a by-election on 27 April - two months from 2 February election which was disrupted by anti-government protesters.

(12 February) Unidentified individuals have allegedly opened fire at the residence of the historian well-known for his criticism of the Thai monarchy.

(12 February) An anti-government protester has been wounded by fellow activist in a brawl caused by "misunderstanding".

(11 February) Cambodian minister of defence has voiced his concern over rumours that Cambodian mercenaries are behind political violence in Thailand, an official said.

(11 February) Pheu Thai Party boss said he has criticised Labour Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung for his disparaging remarks about a coalition party leader.