CAPO Slams Court Official's 'Favouritism' Letter
BANGKOK — The government has harshly criticised a top court official for lobbying the chief of the Royal Thai Police to grant a promotion to a policeman he knows personally.
Murdered Red Poet 'Not on Army Blacklist': Prayuth
BANGKOK — The commander-in-chief of the Royal Thai Army has denied reports that a recently murdered pro-government activist had been "blacklisted" by the military.
Red Fugitive Ko Tee Salutes Murdered Poet
BANGKOK — Hundreds of Redshirt supporters packed the grounds of Wat Samien Naree Temple today to bid their final farewell to the pro-government poet and activist who was murdered last week.
Citing Fear of Protest Clashes, Govt Extends ISA
BANGKOK — The head of the National Security Council has insisted that it is necessary to extend the Internal Security Act (ISA) for another 61 days in order to prevent clashes between rival protest groups.
Armed Soldier Arrested With Map of PCAD Rally Site
BANGKOK — Police say they have arrested a soldier and a student carrying firearms and a map of an anti-government protest site in Bangkok.
Suthep Promises 'One Last Fight' Against Govt
BANGKOK — Anti-government protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban has urged his supporters to prepare for the "last fight" to overthrow the government.
PT Disappointed By Anti-Govt Leader's Bail Release
BANGKOK — The ruling Pheu Thai Party has expressed disappointment over the court's decision to release an arrested anti-government protest leader on bail.
Mysterious Military Leaflets Denounce PCAD Guards' 'Thuggery'
BANGKOK — The alleged shooting and beating of an army colonel by anti-government protest guards has been condemned in mysterious leaflets currently being circulated around the armed force headquarters.
Investigation into Murder of Redshirt Poet Deepens
BANGKOK —The motive behind the fatal shooting of a pro-government poet and activist remains a mystery, as police refuse to rule the case as a political assassination.
Constitutional Court Asks Media Not To Call It a 'Joke'
BANGKOK — The Constitutional Court has released a statement asking the media to stop referring to it by its acronym, which also spells the word "joke" in Thai.
