Political Violence Resumes Minutes After HM's Birthday
(6 December) The brief lull in the political confrontation in Bangkok came to an end minutes after His Majesty the King′s Birthday when an anti-government protester was shot by unknown individuals at Ministry of Finance.
Father Of Redshirt Killed In Bangkok Clash Begs For Justice
(5 December) Father of a pro-government protester killed in clashes at Bangkok′s Ramkhamhaeng district last week has asked the police to swiftly solve the murder of his son.
Protesters Disrupt Flood Prevention Exhibit
(4 December) A government-sponsored event showcasing the flood prevention project in Prachinburi province has been forced to end early after around 100 protesters stormed the venue.
Govt Slams Suthep's Call For Royal Intervention
(4 December) Top government officials have spoken out against the anti-government protest leaders? call for a royally-appointed Prime Minister to replace Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
We Only Serve As Dialogue Mediator: Navy Chief
(4 December) Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy has insisted the military did not pressure the government into any negotiation with the anti-government protest leaders.
Royal Princess Delivers Gifts To Injured Protesters
(3 December) A representative of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn has delivered gifts to protesters injured by clashes with the police in Bangkok on the princess? behalf.
Police Water Cannon 'Not Chemical Weapon'
(3 December) A public health official has dismissed reports that water cannon used by the police in clashes with the anti-government protesters contained hazardous chemicals.
Thammasat Academics Defy Rector's Closure Order
(3 December) A group of prominent academics have hosted their own lecture session in the Rangsit Campus of Thammasat University in defiance of its rector′s instruction to close down the university.
Street Clashes Dead Identified As 1 Student, 3 Redshirts
(2 December) The victims who lost their lives during nighttime clashes between rival protesters in Ramkhamhaeng district of Bangkok have been identified as one student from Ramkhamhaeng University and three Redshirts protesters.
PM Yingluck Dismisses Possibility Of Military Coup
(2 December) Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has hinted that she was willing to dissolve Parliament for the sake of the "happiness of the Thai people".
