Demagogic movements from around the world are reflected in UK debate over EU exit

Investigation ordered after blasts injured at least four people in Thai capital

King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s fourth marriage comes ahead of coronation ceremony on Saturday

Military-backed party and Thaksin-linked party both say they will try to form government

Twelve boys and coach lost average of 2kg during ordeal but they are in good condition

All boys in hospital; majority are in good health - two have suspected lung infections

An evening of exploration ends up in disaster after heavy rain traps 12 boys and coach

Rescue and recovery operation underway as 23 individuals remain missing

Rescue of boys should be expedited before downpours in next few days, says minister

Twelve boys and their soccer coach missing in cave complex since last weekend

Yingluck Shinawatra who fled country in August convicted in absentia

Crown prince must accept parliament’s invitation in order to be proclaimed king

Coronation of crown prince to take place after late king’s cremation next year

Official mourning will last for a year; entertainment and festivals cancelled for 15 days

Junta-backed succession to Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn expected to be smooth

Crimes flourished along 640km Thai-Malay border until crackdown in 2015

Attacks came just days after Thais voted to accept a military-backed constitution

At least four dead and dozens injured following series of blasts in south of the country

Crackdown on dissent giving advantage to military position, say human rights groups

Thai authorities have remained vague on the possible motives of the perpetrators

The government is hoping tourists will forget the blast before the season begins in October

Officials believe at least 10 people planned Erawan shrine blast, including foreigners

No claim of responsibility for bomb attack on the famous Erawan shrine in which 20 killed

Targeting a tourist area would be a surprising move by any disaffectied domestic group

22 people were killed in Monday’s blast near a popular shrine in the Thai capital

Member of ruling junta says bomb was aimed at damaging Thai economy

General Tanasak Patimapragorn says how much he loves Wang Yi

7,000 migrants from Myanmar and Bangladesh still adrift in the Bay of Bengal

Incident likely to raise fears that Muslim rebels in the deep south could extend their campaign to tourist areas

Thai military has seized power 12 times since end of absolute monarchy in 1932

‘Democracy is dead in Thailand, along with the rule of law’, says former leader

Deputy prime minister says groups being opposed to the junta a reason for delay

British pair found dead on a beach in Koh Tao yesterday, having suffered serious injuries

New rules come at a time of growing focus on regulation in the region

Army has near-absolute power in country once seen as regional beacon of freedom

Project to boost China’s GDP, as well as those of the other countries involved, by €280 billion

Tropico 5 allows players to run a country by choosing to declare military rule

Voices advocating freedom and civil rights are being targeted across Asia

Country is one of the world’s most visited tourist destinations, with arrivals last year at 26.7 million, up 20 per cent from the previous year, worth €54 billion annually

Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha says goal is to restore peace and stability