Sources: The Bangkok Post
Thai police arrest a student leader over an anti-government protest last month. The student was arrested in the outskirts of Bangkok while traveling to a protest. Human Rights Watch reports that he will be charged with breaching multiple laws. Police declined to comment when contacted by Reuters. 2020-08-14
An LGBT group gathers at the Democracy Monument, Bangkok, to call for legalization of same-sex marriage in addition to the three demands stated by Free Youths. 2020-07-25
Pope Francis arrives in Bangkok for a three-day visit to Thailand. The Catholic Church in Thailand is celebrating 350 years of Holy See recognition of the Church in Thailand. Bishop Arpondratana of Chiang Mai diocese states that the pope's visit is important for the Church in all of Asia. 2019-11-20
The Thai Army announces plans to deploy more troops in the streets of Bangkok ahead of Sunday's general election. 2014-01-30
The Thai Cabinet agrees to lift a state of emergency in the capital Bangkok and three surrounding provinces. 2010-12-21
Thai authorities accuse the anti-government red shirts of being behind a bomb blast in the capital Bangkok that killed at least three people. 2010-10-6
An explosion occurs outside the head office of a government-run television station in Bangkok, Thailand. 2010-08-31
Government troops in Thailand continue operations to end anti-government protests by red shirt protestors in the capital Bangkok. [http:--news.bbc.co.uk-1-hi-world-asia-pacific-8684363.stm (BBC)] [http:--www.bangkokpost.com-news-local-37383-pm-vows-no-turning-back-justifies-losses ("Bangkok Post")]date=August 2019 2010-05-15
Several grenades explode in Thailand's capital, Bangkok, killing at least one person and injuring at least 75 others. 2010-04-22
The death toll in clashes between anti-government protesters and Thai troops in the capital Bangkok rises to at least 20 people. 2010-04-11