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Street campaigners trying to bring down the Thai government led by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva built six "forts" Tuesday around their sit-in site in the heart of Bangkok's shopping district ...

Amid anticipation of renewed clashes with protesters demanding that the prime minister dissolve the government, hold new elections and leave the country, the Thai military stationed about 1,500 troops along ...

BANGKOK (AP) - Thai protesters said Tuesday that they would fortify their sprawling encampment in Bangkok's upscale hotel-and-shopping district before venturing out to "wage a big war" to topple the ...

(AP) BANGKOK (AP) - Thai protesters said Tuesday that they would fortify their sprawling encampment in Bangkok's upscale hotel-and-shopping district before venturing out to "wage a big war" to topple ...

The Thai army has moved hundreds of soldiers into the business district of Bangkok to prevent anti-government protesters entering the area. The protests by the "red-shirts", now in their fifth ...

BANGKOK — Soldiers in full combat gear garrisoned the Thai capital’s central business district early today as thousands of anti-government protesters nearby threatened to disrupt Bangkok with a major rally. ...

Troops have been deployed in the Thai capital, Bangkok, amid deadlock over the long-running anti-government red-shirt protests. The military says it is prepared to take "decisive action" to disperse the ...

BANGKOK, April 20 (Reuters) - Thailand's top lender, Bangkok Bank PCL ( BBL.BK ), reported a better-than-expected 24 percent rise in quarterly net profit on Tuesday, boosted by higher fee ...

Thailand's coalition government teetered Monday after the Election Commission ordered the ruling party be dissolved for allegedly concealing campaign donations and the influential army commander said he supports a new ...

ON THE STREETS: Thai soldiers clash with anti-government "red shirt" protesters near the United Nations building in central Bangkok. At least one New Zealander is swearing never to return to ...