Thai princess’s pro-Thaksin party faces fight for survival
Elections watchdog asks for Thai Raksa Chart party to be dissolved for violating constitution
Former Thai leader gets five-year sentence over rice subsidies
Yingluck Shinawatra who fled country in August convicted in absentia
Thailand issues arrest warrant for Yingluck Shinawatra
Former Thai PM fails to show up to hear verdict in trial and ‘may have fled country’
Uncertainty over who is responsible for Bangkok bombing fuels Thai concerns about possible jihadism link
Attack on Erawan shrine is unclaimed by any organisation with the authorities apparently bewildered
Trial begins of former Thai prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra
Case is latest twist in a long-running political saga that includes more than a decade of on-off violence
Truck bomb wounds seven on Thai holiday island Koh Samui
Incident likely to raise fears that Muslim rebels in the deep south could extend their campaign to tourist areas
Thailand’s military junta replaces martial law with absolute power
Thai military has seized power 12 times since end of absolute monarchy in 1932
Thailand files charges against Yingluck Shinawatra
Case against former prime minister relates to oversight of rice subsidy scheme
Ex Thai prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra impeached
Attorney general says criminal charges to be filed over rice purchasing scheme
Thai democracy on hold as election pushed back to 2016
Deputy prime minister says groups being opposed to the junta a reason for delay
Thailand’s junta gives the nod to China high-speed rail project
Project to boost China’s GDP, as well as those of the other countries involved, by €280 billion
Thailand’s former PM given permission to leave country
Yingluck Shinawatra to travel to Europe on condition she does not engage in political activity
Thai junta amasses security force to smother protests
Over 6,000 troops prepared for deployment to crack down on pro-democracy dissidents
Thai military junta addresses flagging economy
Army seeks to reassure business as end of democratic process leaves economic future uncertain
Thai coup leader receives king’s seal of approval
Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha says goal is to restore peace and stability
Shinawatra one of 100 leaders summoned in Thai coup
Bangkok streets almost deserted as curfew imposed
Ousted Thai prime minister detained by military
Protesters defy martial law to demonstrate as 100 political figures summoned by army
Thai military seizes power in coup
Putsch part of battle between supporters of exiled former PM and opposition
Thailand’s political turmoil feeds fear of economic ruin and civil conflict
Analysis: since Yingluck Shinawatra was ousted as prime minister, protests and rhetoric have grown more intense
Protesters warned as Thailand’s political crisis intensifies
Tensions escalate after top constitutional court ousts Yingluck as premier
Thai police in clashes with protesters
Tear gas fired as anti-government demonstrators rally in Bangkok
Thai police fire teargas at protesters bent on toppling ‘Thaksin regime’
Twenty-five people killed since anti-government protests began in November
Thailand’s anti-graft body indicts ex-prime minister
Yingluck Shinawatra’s case will now be voted on by the senate
Thai court orders PM to step down
Commerce Minister Niwatthamrong Boonsongphaisan, who is also a deputy prime minister, replaces Yingluck
Thai court to rule on case that could remove PM from office
Yingluck Shinawatra in court to defend herself against abuse of power charges
Thailand general elections to be held in July
Prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and election commission agree to July 20th date
Asia Briefing: Expansion of Irish missions recognises importance of Asia
Embassies in Thailand, Indonesia and general consulate in Hong Kong should give trade a boost
Thai vote goes smoothly as protesters regroup near Bangkok lakes
Re-run elections held after polling disrupted by anti-government demonstrations
Thai leader Yingluck refuses to attend anti-corruption hearing
Prime minister flies north as supporters see commission as opposition attempt to take power
Thai prime minister stays out of Bangkok as unrest intensifies
Yingluck Shinawatra says she has no plans to resign
Thai government supporters vow to ‘deal with’ protesters
Five-year-old girl killed and 41 injured after gunmen open fire on protest rally
Thai protesters take to Facebook
Protesters use social media to attack businesses linked to Shinawatra family
Thai protesters target businesses linked to prime minister
Government has been warned it can not use state of emergency to clear demonstrations
Three killed and dozens hurt in Bangkok clashes
Violence erupts as authorities try to clear demonstrators from sites near state offices
Unpaid rice farmers besiege Thai PM’s office
Demonstration separate to anti-government protests whaich are ongoing in Bangkok
Thai protest leader denounces ‘corrupt’ rice-buying scheme
Losses estimated at €4.5 billion a year fuel protests against Thai prime minister
Anti-government Thais to intensify protests
Election disruption followed by bids to topple prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra
Tens of thousands of Thais prevented from voting by protesters
Anti-government protesters block roads and commandeer polling booths
Thai protesters force closure of hundreds of polling stations
Vast majority of voting stations stay open and polling peaceful in national elections
Gunshots, explosions rock Thai protest a day ahead of polls
Some protesters aim to block balloting in vote almost certain to return Yingluck to power
Court defers ruling on date of Thai general election
Country too volatile to hold poll, says election commission
Dozens wounded in Bangkok grenade attack on protesters
Attack wounds 36 and ratchets tensions up after days of calm in Thai capital
Dozens hurt in grenade attack on Bangkok protest
Development raises tensions in country’s worsening political crisis
Bangkok endures second day of shutdown over protests against prime minister
Junctions blocked and banks closed by demonstrators seeking to overthrow Yingluck Shinawatra
Party atmosphere as anti-government protests shut Thai capital
Authorities keep low profile as thousands of protesters occupy Bangkok’s downtown
Protesters step up anti-government protest in Bangkok
Tens of thousands occupy Thai capital seeking resignation of prime minister
Thailand braces for shutdown of Bangkok
Anti-government protesters aim to shut down capital in bid to oust PM Yingluck Shinawatra
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