Taxi Driver Beaten Unconscious By Protesters
(26 December) A taxi driver has been mobbed and beaten unconscious by anti-government protesters who were blocking Vibhavadi Road in Bangkok.
Anti-Election Protests: Policeman 'Shot Dead', Many Injured
(26 December) One police officer has been killed and more than 90 people injured in the violent clashes between anti-government protesters and police around the election registration venue today.
Army Chief 'Concerned' By Anti-Election Protests
(26 December) The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Army is deeply concerned by the violent protests near the election registration venue in Dindaeng district of Bangkok, according to his spokesman.
Gunfire Attack On Residence Of PCAD Leader
(26 December) Unidentified assailants have sprayed rounds of M16 rifle on the residence of a prominent anti-government activist.
Protesters Accuse Each Other Of Being 'Redshirts Spies'
(25 December) A fight broke out between two anti-government protesters today after they accused each other of being a pro-government spy.
Govt 'Not Responsible' For US Blacklist Rumour
(25 December) A top official has denied the allegation that the Thai government has been behind the rumour about a US blacklist on anti-government protest leaders.
'6 Millions' Attended Anti-Govt Rally, Spokesman Insists
(24 December) Spokesman of the anti-government protests has insisted that at least six million demonstrators were present at the rally in Bangkok on 22 December.
Yingluck Returns As No. 1 Pheu Thai Party List
(23 December) Pheu Thai Party has placed Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra as the prime candidate for their party list for the next general election.
Singha Beer Family Scion 'To Change Surname'
(23 December) The outspoken anti-government activist known for her familial ties to Singha Beer producers will reportedly change her surname to avoid further association with her family business.
Many Reporters Targeted By Anti-Govt Protesters
(23 December) Representatives of press associates have expressed their disagreement over anti-government protesters? assaults on a number of reporters accused of giving ?pro-government? coverage.
