Ramkhamhaeng Students Accused Of Killing Redshirt
(23 December) The police have arrested two students suspected of killing a Redshirt protester during the clashes between rival political groups in Bangkok last month.
Chiang Mai Reds Vow Support For US Ambassador
(20 December) Representatives of Redshirts in Chiang Mai province have issued a statement vowing support for US Ambassador to Thailand in the aftermath of anti-government rally in front of US Embassy in Bangkok yesterday.
'Singha Heiress' Undeterred By Tycoon's Warning: Abhisit
(20 December) The anti-government socialite Ms. Chitpas Bhirombhakdi will not cease her political activities despite warning from her family patriarch, said chairman of the Democrat Party.
Protesters Emboldened By Prospect Of Delayed Poll
(20 December) Anti-government protesters are gaining new momentum after a member of the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) said the upcoming general election could be legally postponed.
Thaksin's Son Won't Run In Election: Jarupong
(19 December) Chairman of the Pheu Thai Party has dismissed rumour that the son of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra will run in the next general election.
Prison Term For Election Saboteurs, CAPO Warns
(19 December) The spokesman of the Centre for Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) has warned that anyone found guilty of disrupting the upcoming general election would face jail sentence.
Singha Beer Brewery Distances Itself From Anti-Govt Socialite
BANGKOK - The executive director of the brewery whose products include Singha Beer has issued a letter criticising one of his relatives for her anti-government activities.
Social Network Polarises Society Further, Academic Warns
(18 December) Social network can lead to further "fragmentation" of the Thai society which is already deeply polarised along political fault lines, a prominent expert on mass communications has warned.
Ambassadors Decline Anti-Govt Rally Tour Offer
(18 December) Ambassadors of various nations have rejected the invitation to tour the anti-government protest site at Ratchadumnern Avenue as invited by the protest leaders.
Suthep Summoned For Court Appearance By January
(18 December) The court has instructed anti-government protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban to appear before the judges for the murder charges he is facing.
