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PCAD Guards Beat Up Redshirt Over Traffic Complaints

SARABURI — A Redshirt supporter was hospitalised after anti-government protest guards beat him up for shouting insults at demonstrators yesterday, police in Saraburi province say.

Surachai: Don't Let Laws Impede Ability To Solve Thai Crisis

BANGKOK — Senate Speaker Surachai Liangboonlertchai has insisted that solutions to the ongoing political crisis not be restricted by legal boundaries.

Army Threatens Crackdown if Crisis Escalates

BANGKOK — The Royal Thai Army has warned that the military is willing to step in to bring about "order" if Thailand’s political unrest continues to escalate.

DPA: Anti-Government Protesters Scupper Election Talks in Bangkok

By Somchai Kwankijswet and Peter Janssen (DPA)

Savage Attack On PCAD Protesters Kills 3, Injures Dozens

BANGKOK — At least three people were killed and 24 injured in a combined grenade and gunfire attack on an anti-government protest rally site in Bangkok early this morning.

NHRC To Hold Talks Between PCAD and Assaulted Journalist

BANGKOK — Thailand’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) will mediate a discussion between representatives of the anti-government protest movement and a German reporter who was allegedly assaulted by the protesters’ guards, a top official said on Wednesday.

Surachai: Article 7 To Go Forward If Govt Doesn't Offer 'New Solution'

BANGKOK — Senate Speaker Surachai Liengboonlertchai has said that the government must present a "new solution" in order to avoid the appointment of an unelected Prime Minister by the Senate.

Redshirts Warn Senate Not To Invoke Article 7

BANGKOK — The Redshirts have issued yet another threat to stage a massive uprising if the Senate accepts anti-government protesters' demand for an appointed Prime Minister.

Army Chief Ambivalent On Calls For Royal Intervention

BANGKOK — Thailand's army chief has refused to say whether he will accept a proposal, submitted to him by a group of retired military commanders, that calls for royal intervention into the country's political crisis.

DPA: Senators Debate Appointed PM as Protesters Move Base

By Cod Satrusayang (DPA)

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