Yingluck Asks Suthep To Help Settle Crisis
(9 January) Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has invited protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban to help her resolve the ongoing political crisis.
Van Drivers Protest Bangkok Shutdown
(9 January) Several hundred minivan drivers have staged a rally against the anti-government protesters' plan to "shutdown" Bangkok.
Fearful of PCAD Shutdown, DSI Evacuates Files
(9 January) The Division of Special Investigation (DSI) has been ordered to evacuate important documents in preparation for the anti-government protesters' "shutdown" of Bangkok on 13 January.
Army Sends Out Vague Signals On Coup
(8 January) Top officials of the Royal Thai Army have made contradictory comments about possibility of a military coup.
Policeman Arrested For Bringing Gun, Drugs To Protests
(8 January) A policeman has been arrested after he attempted to carry a handgun and crystal meth into anti-government protests at Ratchadamnoen Avenue last night.
Suthep Given Deadline For 2010 Crackdown Trial
(8 January) The Office of Attorney General has given a deadline for PCAD leader Suthep Thaugsuban to meet with the prosecutors and proceed with his murder charges, according to the court spokesman.
Police Insist Non-Lethal Weapons Used Against PCAD
(8 January) Thai police once again insist that they had not employed any lethal weapons against PCAD protesters at the clash at Thai-Japan Stadium on 26 December 2013.
Heckler Tells Abhisit To 'Respect My Vote'
(7 January) Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has been heckled today by a man who told the former leader to respect his rights to vote.
Redshirts Meet To Discuss Anti-Coup Campaign
(7 January) Hundreds of local Redshirts leaders across the nation have attended a conference in Nakhon Ratchasima province to discuss campaigns against a possible military coup.
Ex-Pilot Accuses DSI Chief Of Lese Majeste
(7 January) A former Thai Airways pilot has accused chief of the Division of Special Investigation (DSI) of disrespecting the monarchy.
