Politics of Thailand

The Thai army is confident that it will reach improvement for the volatile situation in the southernmost provinces of Thailand which have been plagued...

Thailand's junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha has been named the new prime minister of the country on August 21 in a legislature hand-picked by the...

The ruling general of Thailand's junta which took over power on May 22, Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha, will chair a new 18-person Board of Investment...

Now that it has been announced by the Thai army leadership that democratic elections will not take place for at least another 15 months,...

A purge of several state enterprise boards is expected to be the next step the coup-makers take following massive transfers of senior state officials...

Thailand braces for fresh clashes after the Constitutional Court on May 7 ordered caretaker Prime Minister YIngluck Shinawatra and with her 9 ministers to...

Member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have called for democratic and negotiation-based solutions and a quick general election in Thailand,...

The pro-government in Thailand, the so-called Red Shirts who support the caretaker government under Yingluck Shinawatra, will hold a rally on Saturday, April 5,...

Pro- and anti-government groups in Thailand both have said they will hold huge mass rallies in the coming two weeks after the constitutional court...

The Thai government agreed to end a state of emergency in Bangkok to help lure tourists back to the capital following months of anti-government...

Thai politician Chuwit Kamolvisit, 53, who made his fortune with sleazy massage parlours all over Bangkok before he launched his own party, said in...

Anti-government protesters in Bangkok have vowed to "paralyse" the entire capital on the coming election day on February 2, turning the city into "one...

Thailand’s prime minister has confirmed a general election will be held on February 2, a source from her party said on January 28 after...

At least 36 people were wounded in Bangkok on January 17 when an explosion hit anti-government demonstrators marching through the capital, the city's emergency...

The anti-government rallies in Thailand so far caused more than $2.2 billion in economic damage to the country, Pichai Naripthaphan, a member of the...

Embattled Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has voiced her relief over the easing of protests in the capital Bangkok, saying that she would like...

The meanwhile violent protests in Thai capital Bangkok have once more shown the political volatility of the kingdom and the suboptimal government strategies to...

The Thai State Enterprises Labour Relations Confederation (SERC), which has SERC has 45 labour unions under its umbrella, has agreed on November 27 that all...