4/5/2016 – 16:47
(VOVworld) – Thai Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwon said on Monday that there will definitely be a general election in 2017, whether the draft constitution passes the upcoming referendum or not.
1/30/2016 – 15:13
(VOVworld) – On Friday, Thailand’s Constitution Drafting Committee (CDC) unveiled the first draft of the Constitution with 15 chapters and 270 sections.
4/2/2015 – 18:12
(VOVworld) – The King of Thailand approved on Wednesday a request from Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha to cancel martial law.
2/9/2015 – 16:44
(VOVworld) – The Thai military junta has rejected a request from former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to travel abroad, saying she is in the process of being indicted in the Supreme Court, a junta spokesman said Sunday.
11/25/2014 – 18:16
(VOVworld) – The Thai National Legislative Council will review procedures to discharge 3 senior leaders in meetings on Thursday and Friday.
8/1/2014 – 16:27
(VOVworld)- Thai General Prayuth, Leader of Thailand’s National Council for Peace and Order received a royally-endorsed list of 200 new members of Thailand’s National Legislative Assembly (NLA) on Thursday.
7/23/2014 – 15:25
(VOVworld) – Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej has approved an interim constitution.
7/8/2014 – 15:49
(VOVworld) – The Thai junta announced on Monday that peace in the south, which is densely populated by Muslims, is an urgent national priority.
6/23/2014 – 18:36
(VOVworld) – The military junta won the mass popular support of the Thai people following a month in power.
6/21/2014 – 15:20 (VOVworld) – Charupong Ruangsuwan has resigned as the leader of the Pheu Thai Party and his departure automatically dissolves its whole executive board. More
6/4/2014 – 14:28
(VOVworld) – The Thai National Council for Peace and Order announced Tuesday a 3-stage plan and assigned Assistant to the Chief of Staff Lieutenant-General Kampanart Ruddith to head the Reconciliation Centre for Reform (RCR).
6/2/2014 – 16:23
(VOVworld) – Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at shopping centres in Bangkok on Sunday to protest the May 22 military coup.
5/29/2014 – 16:20
(VOVworld) – Thailand’s army on Wednesday released leaders of the “red shirt” movement (the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship – UDD) which supports the civilian movement ousted in the coup last week
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