PAD guards allegedly assault two men

Two men have filed complaints against People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) guards for beating them up.

One killed, 9 injured in bomb attack against PAD
One killed, 9 injured in explosion at Makkhawan, an explosion damaged Constitution Court Judge Jaral's house, gunfire heard near Government House, one man found dead near Metropolitan police head office

32 lesemajeste cases being wrapped up
The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) is wrapping up 32 cases on lese majeste, including the alleged insult involving former PM's Office minister Jakrapob Penkair, bureau commissioner Lt-General Worapong Chewpreecha said yesterday.

'Third way' peacemakers abused
Hotline phone numbers opened by a "third way" group that wants to see political reconciliation came under heavy attack yesterday from members of the anti-government People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), who inundated the lines with angry and even abusive messages.

Public donates Bt35 million for compensation
The People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) has received donations amounting to more than Bt35 million for those injured and killed in the crackdown on protesters by police on October 7.

Onus on negotiating teams to settle the border row
After waiting for months, the Thai negotiating teams finally got the mandate from Parliament to enter into talks with Cambodia to settle the border dispute and demarcate the land boundary.
Conflicts of interest abound in dubious Democrat-PAD roles
Recently, two prominent members of the Democrat Party were invited to join a panel discussion at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand (FCCT) on the "new politics" proposed by the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD).

Will making merit save them?
As photographs of fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra and his family attending a Buddhist ceremony showed up in people's e-mails last week, many desperately wanted to know what they were up to, where and when.
Thin veil separates daad, govt
Apparently the longer the Democratic Alliance against Dictatorship (DAAD) survives, the more powerful it gets.

Winning ugly is name of the game
It almost looked like an anti-climax, didn't it? After Samak Sundaravej was pilloried for doing TV cooking shows that couldn't even pay his petrol bills and Pojaman Shinawatra received a humiliating lecture about moral and ethics, you must have expected Tuesday's court ruling against Thaksin Shinawatra to be the final, most spectacular firework.
How PM might ride out NCCC ruling
With armed forces chiefs virtually telling Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat on television to leave office, a major National Counter Corruption Commission ruling which appeared so HUGE earlier yesterday would show up as a filler on today's front pages.