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Thai Junta Lifts Travel Ban On Yingluck; Negligence Case Advances

By Cod Satrusayang and Siraphob Thanthong-Knight, dpa

Thai Government Defends Refugee Repatriation

BANGKOK (DPA) — Thailand's military government Friday defended its decision to repatriate Myanmar refugees but says there are no set timetables as of yet.

Military Leaders Further Centralise Power By Suspending Local Elections

BANGKOK — Thailand’s military regime has suspended local elections and announced plans to replace elected officials with bureaucrats in a move that further centralises its power over the country's provinces.

Special Prison For 2010 Red Protesters May Be Abolished

BANGKOK — Thailand’s military regime may close down a special jail for Redshirt protesters who have been charged for their alleged role in Thailand's 2010 political violence, prison sources say.

University Construction Project Gets Legal Fast-Track From Junta

BANGKOK — Thailand's military junta has exempted a prominent state university's construction project from a number of legal requirements without providing any explanation.

Buddhist Patriarch Says Junta Leader Fit For Premiership

BANGKOK— The spiritual leader of Thai Buddhism has deemed the leader of Thailand’s military junta, Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, fit to be the Prime Minister of the country’s next government.

Suthep Joins Ranks of Political Figures Seeking Safety in Monkhood

SURAT THANI — Former anti-government protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban surprised many by appearing as a monk today, raising speculation that he is joining a long tradition of political leaders seeking asylum in the monkhood.

Democrats Welcome Military-Dominated Legislature

BANGKOK — The Democrat Party’s deputy leader has thrown his support behind a military-dominated National Legislative Assembly, which is expected to be formed later this year.
Protesters rally in 2014 in front of the Israeli embassy in Bangkok to voice their anger at Israeli air strikes in Gaza, despite the Thai military junta’s existing ban on public gatherings.

Demonstrators Burn Israeli Flags At Embassy Protest in Bangkok

BANGKOK — Protesters rallied in front of the Israel Embassy in Bangkok today to voice their anger over Israeli air strikes in Gaza, despite the Thai military junta’s ban on public gatherings.

Thai Education Ministry On "Special Mission" From Junta

BANGKOK (DPA) — The Thai Education Ministry has been tasked by the country's ruling junta with helping to develop the ideal Thai.

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