Former PM Meets Coup Leaders Amid Mass Summons
BANGKOK —Former Prime Minister Niwatthamrong Boonsongphaisarn has reported to the military junta, after the coup leaders summoned over 100 politicians and activists to their headquarters this morning.
Thai Military Summons Senior Lawmakers As Streets Calm After Coup
By Peter Janssen (DPA)
US reviews military cooperation with Thailand after coup
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States said Thursday it was reconsidering military cooperation with Thailand after the army seized power.
Academics Defy Military Orders, Protest Coup
BANGKOK — A group of university lecturers has already staged a rally at Thammasat University to protest today’s military coup d’état and declaration of martial law.
Military Coup: Red & Yellow Rallies Dispersed
BANGKOK — Rival rallies of pro- and anti-government protesters in Bangkok have been brought to an abrupt halt by a military coup staged at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday 22 May, 2014.
DPA: Thai Army Chief Announces Coup After Talks Fail
By Peter Janssen (DPA)
Next Election May Take Place '1-2 Years' From Now
BANGKOK — Thailand may not get to see a functioning government for 24 more months.
Two TV Channels Appeal Military's Shutdown Orders
BANGKOK — Two TV stations are challenging the military’s orders to shut down their operations while the country remains under martial law.
Senate Speaker Silent On 'PM Prayuth' Rumour
BANGKOK — The Senate Speaker has refused to comment on the allegation that Thailand's army chief is being considered as a candidate for the position of Prime Minister.
Today's Front Pages: Thai Newspapers Respond to Martial Law
Yesterday, army commander-in-chief Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha declared nationwide martial law. Here's how Thai newspapers across the political spectrum responded:
