Thailand

The success of the continuing struggle for democracy in Thailand is crucial for securing peace in its southern regions.

Thailand PM and army chief have dismissed the possibility of another coup, but this has only increased speculation.

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Protesters want king to relinquish control of assets valued at at least $30bn.

Summons issued for at least seven leaders under royal insult law, mark its first use since early 2018.

Exhibition, one of few to go ahead thanks to COVID-19, explores idea of ‘escape’ in a world riven by trouble.

Two student leaders say they have been summoned for violating an emergency decree by joining the protest on October 15.

The abduction of a Thai activist in Cambodia has sparked protests and calls for justice for him and others gone missing.

Rallies calling for Prayuth’s resignation and reform of once untouchable monarchy began in July.

Protesters were in high spirits as they marched in Bangkok to show their anger at police use of water cannon, tear gas.

Police use water cannon and tear gas during the most violent confrontation in months of student-led protests.

Demonstrators are demanding changes to the constitution drawn up by Thailand’s then-military rulers.

Thailand’s student activists this year have been bolder than the country has seen in years.

Thousands of pro-democracy protesters try to deliver letters about their political grievances to the Thai king.