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Thailand's Red Shirts brace for 'judicial coup'

By Thanyarat Doksone | April 9, 2014 - 6:04am

On a scorching afternoon in northeast Thailand, about 1,000 black-clad supporters of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra clenched their fists and punched imaginary opponents with forceful uppercuts.

World

Thai Red Shirts vow to fight back if gov't ousted

By Papitchaya Boongok and Todd Pitman | April 6, 2014 - 2:00pm

A leader of a pro-government movement backing Thailand's beleaguered prime minister has vowed to fight back if the country's judicial institutions and oversight agencies tried to remove the government undemocra...

World

Thailand attempts to restore order after ASEAN summit disruption

April 12, 2009 - 7:21pm

BANGKOK (Xinhua) -- The Thai government, embarrassed by the latest ASEAN summit disruption, is attempting to rein in the domestic situation Sunday by declaring a state of emergency in the capital region and arresting...