Four protest leaders granted bail and three are promptly rearrested, with one ending up in hospital, reportedly after scuffling with police.
Washington will eliminate some tariff benefits for Thailand, saying the country has failed to allow imports of pork from US producers, the US Trade Representative announced.
A labour shortage, particularly in manpower-intensive industries such as agribusiness and food processing, is likely to intensify over the long term.
A young policeman is hauled before the media to explain away a photo showing him holding up a banner accusing his superiors of cheating the lower ranks out of overtime payments.
The Court of Appeal denies bail for anti-government protest leader Arnon Nampha, charged with sedition over the rally at Tha Prachan campus and Sanam Luang on Sept 19-20.
Persistent flooding in four provinces, with more homes along the Moon River in Phimai district of Nakhon Rachasima inundated in the early hours of Friday.
New cases of coronavirus infection among quarantined arrivals from seven countries raise the total to 3,775.
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Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwon on Thursday brushed aside a call by a former yellow-shirt protest leader for a coup.
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Social media engagement in Thailand recently spiked as anti-government demonstrators used these platforms to ramp up political activities and share opinions.
The King Prajadhipok's Institute (KPI) is studying various reconciliation committee models and will submit a report to Parliament president Chuan Leekpai for consideration on Monday to decide on a way to resolve the recent student-led unrest, according to Woothisarn Tanchai, secretary-general of the institute.
Kriangsak Prateepvisut, director of the Public Warehouse Organisation (PWO), has revealed that a network of people -- inside and outside of the PWO -- took part in a corruption scheme in the procurement of rubber gloves worth 112.5 billion baht.
