Thailand’s political turmoil feeds fear of economic ruin and civil conflict

Analysis: since Yingluck Shinawatra was ousted as prime minister, protests and rhetoric have grown more intense

Thai police in clashes with protesters

Tear gas fired as anti-government demonstrators rally in Bangkok

Thai police fire teargas at protesters bent on toppling ‘Thaksin regime’

Twenty-five people killed since anti-government protests began in November

Thai court to rule on case that could remove PM from office

Yingluck Shinawatra in court to defend herself against abuse of power charges

Thai leader Yingluck refuses to attend anti-corruption hearing

Prime minister flies north as supporters see commission as opposition attempt to take power

Asia Briefing: Resilient Thailand struggles on

Thai protest leader denounces ‘corrupt’ rice-buying scheme

Losses estimated at €4.5 billion a year fuel protests against Thai prime minister

Anti-government Thais to intensify protests

Election disruption followed by bids to topple prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra

Court defers ruling on date of Thai general election

Country too volatile to hold poll, says election commission

Asia Briefing: Capital may shut but Thailand goes on

Thailand’s simmering tensions raise question of stability

Ongoing protests suggest another prolonged period of civil unrest looming

Snap election unlikely to cure Thailand’s ills

Protest leaders claim PM Yingluck Shinawatra’s decision amounts to trick to perpetuate rule

Thai PM proposes referendum on her future

Protest leader calls for final demonstration with the intention of forcing Yingluck Shinawatra out

Thai king urges people to ‘do their duty’

Bhumibol Adulyadej avoids direct reference to political turmoil in birthday address