Five detained in connection with latest Hat Yai bomb attacks
Hat Yai - Police arrested five young men from an apartment in Hat Yai on Thursday for questioning over the seven bombings last Sunday in Hat Yai that killed one and injured 12 others.
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Exiled Thaksin apologises to supporters over party dissolution
Exiled former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has urged his supporters to accept the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling that disbanded his Thai Rak Thai Party (TRT) and revoked voting rights of the party's executives including him.
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HISTORICAL RULINGS
TRT DISSOLVED
Furious Chaturon: Verdict is power through the barrel of a gun;
Tribunal: TRT acted to advance its leader's fortune
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Thaksin promises to accept ruling
Former premier and Thai Rak Thai ex-leader Thaksin Shinawatra, responding to the ruling against the party, told BBC: "We have to respect the rules of the game. That is, the rule of the law. If the rules of the law are observed, we have to respect it."
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Abhisit's fortunes surge
Tribunal's verdict changes political landscape and paves way for 43-year-old to become Thailand's youngest post-war premier
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THE DAY AFTER ANALYSIS
Talk about it with the editor
Nation editor Tulsathit Taptim will continue his analyse and discuss the historic political developments with you on his blog.
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