Protesters' Campaign Of Press Intimidation Criticised
(2 December) Media associations have spoken out against the campaign of widespread press intimidation by the hands of the anti-government protesters.
PM Yingluck Begs Protesters to Leave Her Son Alone
(30 November) A group of anti-government protesters has attempted to ambush the 11 year old son of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra at his school.
Songkhla Protesters Storm Highspeed Rail Exhibit
(30 November) Hundreds of anti-government protesters in Songkhla province have stormed the venue of roadshow exhibition promoting the government′s plan to construct high-speed rail system.
UK Ambassador Cautions Thais Against Confrontation
(30 November) The British Ambassador to Thailand, Mr. Mark Kent, has expressed his concerns over the political unrest during his visit to Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra yesterday.
China Praises Yingluck's 'Restrained' Measures
(28 November) The Chinese Ambassador to Thailand has praised Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra′s reluctance to employ violence against the anti-government protesters who had occupied a number of governmental buildings in Bangkok.
Pheu Thai MPs Stayed Overnight For Confidence Vote
(28 November) Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra survived the no-confidence vote following two-day debate in Parliament, with anti-government protests raging just few intersections away outside the building.
Warrant On Suthep Approved, But Police Won't Arrest Him Soon
(26 November) The Criminal Court has approved the arrest warrant on the leader of the anti-government protesters responsible for the occupation of three Ministries by the protesters.
Govt Asks The World To Condemn Protesters
(26 November) The Minister of Foreign Affairs said he has submitted letters to various foreign governments, reassuring them that the anti-government protests are not legitimate democratic movements against the government.
Anti-Govt Campaign Marked By Media Intimidation
(25 November) Anti-government protests appear to be increasingly hostile toward members of the media seen as pro-government by the protesters.
Construction Worker Stabbed Over 'Political Argument'
(25 November) Pattaya police say a construction worker has been stabbed by his colleague after the two argued bitterly about the ongoing political turmoil.
