BANGKOK, November 12 (TNA) - The Thai Chamber of Commerce (TCC) has cautioned that continual street protests against the Thai government-sponsored amnesty bill since last month are likely to have s

BANGKOK, November 12 (TNA) - The Thai Senate voted against the controversial amnesty bill on Monday night after a nearly10-hour debate.

BANGKOK, November 11 (TNA) - The Thai government's Centre for the Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) says that political demonstrations are unlikely to stop, but to be prolonged after Monday'

BANGKOK, November 11 (TNA) - Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Kittirat Na-Ranong says Thailand's ongoing political turmoil is short term and the national economy will continue expanding,

BANGKOK, November 11 (TNA) - Thai senators have begun the first reading of the controversial amnesty bill, while at least four civic groups have planned to join a mass rally held at the Democracy M

BANGKOK, November 10 (TNA) - Demonstrators protesting against the controversial Amnesty Bill and financiers behind the organised rallies have been warned by Thailand’s state-run Department of Spec

BANGKOK, November 9 (TNA) - The Thai government's coalition parties have agreed to drop the controversial amnesty bill for the sake of national peace.

BANGKOK, November 8 (TNA) - Thai Prime Minister and Defence Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has stressed that no violence will be used against anti-amnesty bill protestors.

BANGKOK, November 8 (TNA) - The Thai Senate has postponed its deliberation of the controversial amnesty bill to either November 9 or November 11 due to the lack of quorum.

BANGKOK, November 8 (TNA) – Police have tightened security at the Parliament building in Bangkok, as the Senate is rescheduled to deliberate the amnesty bill on Friday afternoon, instead of next Mo