Yingluck confirmed as Thailand's first female PM
Yingluck Shinawatra became politically turbulent Thailand's first female prime minister on Friday after parliament endorsed her crushing election victory.
Political novice Yingluck, the sister of ous
Thai PM to dissolve parl before June
Bangkok: Thailand's deputy prime minister for security affairs Suthep Thuagsuban reiterated on Thursday that Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva had sent a clear signal that parliament should be dissolve
India police probe underworld don death in Thailand
Indian police on Wednesday said they were investigating the death in Thailand of a senior gangland figure wanted over the murder of a lawyer who represented a Mumbai attacks suspect.
UN chief calls for ending Cambodia, Thailand hostilities
United Nations: UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has asked Cambodia and Thailand to make 'an effective arrangement' to end hostilities and 'exercise maximum restraint'.
"The secretary-general is deep
Over 100 dead foetuses found in Thai temple
The bodies of more than 100 human foetuses, apparently from an illegal abortion clinic, were discovered inside a Buddhist temple in central Bangkok, the Thai police said on Monday.
Thailand arrests 61 Sri Lankan Tamil migrants
Thai authorities have arrested 61 Tamil migrants from Sri Lanka, the police said on Saturday, in the second such crackdown in recent weeks.
Thailand extends emergency rule in Bangkok
The Thai government said on Tuesday it was extending a state of emergency in Bangkok and three surrounding provinces for three more months, in the wake of deadly street protests in April and May.
Thailand lifts emergency in 3 more provinces
Thailand on Friday revoked a state of emergency in three northeastern provinces but not in Bangkok, where there have been a series of minor blasts in recent weeks, a government spokesman said.
Thailand might hold early 2011 elections: PM
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has said that early elections could take place early in 2011 if the Opposition Red Shirts prove they can remain peaceful.
Red Shirts stage protest in Bangkok
Several hundred Red Shirt protesters defied a state of emergency in the Thai capital to stage a symbolic protest, with hundreds of people sprawling on the ground and chanting, “People died here!”