IPU Concerned By Yingluck Inquiry: Pheu Thai
BANGKOK — The International Parliamentary Union (IPU) has expressed concern over the ongoing investigation against Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, a Pheu Thai official said.
Army Dismisses April Coup Rumour
BANGKOK — The Royal Thai Army has dismissed the rumour that a military coup will occur on 19 April, insisting that the armed forces are neutral in politics.
Reds Vow Mass Rally If Court Strips Leaders' Bail
(16 April) The Redshirts have threatened to call a massive rally to express their anger should the court decide to revoke the bail release of their leaders.
Yingluck Seeks Songkran Blessing In Chiang Mai
(15 April) Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra attended a religious ceremony for good fortune for the occasion of the tradition of Thai New Year in her home province of Chiang Mai today.
Yingluck Seeks Songkran Blessing In Chiang Mai
(15 April) Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra attended a religious ceremony for good fortune for the occasion of the tradition of Thai New Year in her home province of Chiang Mai today.
Dispute Among PCAD Guards Kills One: Police
(15 April) An anti-government protest guard has been shot dead after a fight broke out among the guards at their Bangkok rally site, police said.
Airport On Alert For Lese Majeste Suspects
(15 April) Officials at Bangkok's international airport have been told to look out for Redshirts activists accused of insulting the monarchy.
Subdued Vigil Marks Red Crackdown Anniversary
(10 April) The Redshirts have marked the anniversary of the military crackdown on their protests 4 years ago, while anti-government protesters held a separate vigil for the soldiers who died in the operation.
Royalists Suspect Thaksin's Link To Canadian News Agency
(10 April) A group of royalist activists have urged the police to take legal action against a Redshirt leader for allegedly defaming the monarchy in an interview with Vice News.
Royalists Suspect Thakin's Link To Canadian News Agency
(10 April) A group of royalist activists have urged the police to take legal action against a Redshirts leader for allegedly defaming the monarchy in an interview with Vice News.
