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The former prime minister of Thailand has been jailed – after he returned to the country following fifteen years in exile.
Thailand’s constitutional court strikes again as Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is booted out of office after being found guilty of abuse of power.
If Donald Trump wins the New Hampshire primary, layers of smugness will settle around him like a protective carapace.
Students stage protests against the Thai authorities, a year after the army seized power from an elected government.
Banned protests, free concerts and models… Thailand is changing under military rule – but how much did fortune-tellers have to play in the coup?
Since the military coup in Thailand, the junta has produced lists of the people it wants to report to army bases, sending many leaders of the red shirt protest movement into hiding.
Thailand’s military says detaining political figures gives everyone time to “calm down” as anti-coup protesters join soldiers on the streets of Bangkok.
General Prayuth’s decision to make himself Thailand’s prime minister means he now has full ownership of the country’s long-running and intractable political crisis.
Two days after declaring martial law, Thailand’s army chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha seizes control of the government, and troops move in to break up protest rallies.
Thailand’s army chief summons the country’s political leaders to talks the day after declaring martial law, but they fail to reach a conclusion.
Not just the preserve of the Oscars or Facebook profile pictures, the “selfie” could give us clues as to what is happening in Thailand, after the military there declared martial law.
Thailand’s army declares martial law “in order to restore law and order to the country” after six months of protests that have left 30 people dead.
Thousands of protesters surround Thailand’s Government House and concrete the gates shut in a bid to prevent Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from returning to the building.
Thailand’s election commission says it is unable to announce the results of nationwide elections after anti-government protesters force the closure of hundreds of polling stations.
Three people are injured in tense Bangkok protests the day before general elections are due to be held.