Thai political protests

Thailand's Election Commission said on May 15 that it is "highly unlikely" that the country will be able to hold July 20 elections due...

Thailand’s acting government said on May 11 that it would tighten security to prevent clashes that could arise between the two sides in the...

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,...

As anti-government protest marches resumed in Bangkok on March 24, police have beefed up security measures in the Thai capital. Police stations throughout the...

Thailand's Constitutional Court on March 21 nullified February 2's election that was disrupted by protesters, further delaying the formation of a new government after...

New explosions and gunfire occurred near an anti-government protest site in Thailand's capital early on February 25 after the protesters' leader warned that government...

Five people including a policeman were killed on February 18 in skirmishes between anti-government protesters and anti-riot police at the Phan Fah Lilat Bridge...

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...

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...

One policeman died in the Bangkok clashes in December 26, and at least 61 people were injured by tear gas grenades, rubber bullets and...

Police in Bangkok on December 26 again used tear gas and rubber bullets against anti-government protesters who tried to break into the Thai-Japanese sports...

With the political situation in Thailand having reached an impasse as both sides - the government and the street protesters - won't move from...

An estimated 150,000 people took to the streets on December 9 in the "final battle" against the Shinawatra government. The marches were so far...

Bangkok braced for another wave of unrest on December 9 as protesters trying to overthrow the country’s democratically elected government took to the streets...

Anti-government protest leaders have declared December 9 as "D-Day" for the "final battle" against the government led by Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. On that...

The Thai government has negotiated a truce with protesters in the streets of the capital for the next several days to honor the December...

Anti-government protesters in Thailand have revealed plans that they will be throwing faeces on police in response to tear gas grenade fire. The plan...

After nighttime clashes that left at least two dead - other sources say four - and 45 injured, gunshots were fired in Bangkok on...