BANGKOK (AP) – Hopes for an end to Thailand's political crisis diminished Saturday following a new eruption of violence that killed two policemen and wounded 13 people in double nighttime attacks. The anti-government protest movement that has occupied central Bangkok for two months denied involvement. The attacks came after the so-called Red Shirt movement signaled that they were in general agreement with a government reconciliation plan... More>>Friday, May 7, 2010
New Thai violence kills 2, mars compromise
BANGKOK (AP) – Hopes for an end to Thailand's political crisis diminished Saturday following a new eruption of violence that killed two policemen and wounded 13 people in double nighttime attacks. The anti-government protest movement that has occupied central Bangkok for two months denied involvement. The attacks came after the so-called Red Shirt movement signaled that they were in general agreement with a government reconciliation plan... More>>
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