Giles Ji Ungpakorn

Thailand's king, who died last week, was an enemy of democracy and a symbol of naked class oppression.

Thailand's junta has let it be known what sort of punishment people will face if they don't comply with the new regime.

The most striking thing about the coup carried out by Thailand's military is the speed and size of protests against it.

The declaration of martial law in Thailand is a blow to democracy, carried out by the country's reactionary armed forces.

Thailand's anti-democratic Constitutional Court has staged a coup d'état against Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.

Recent pro-military demonstrations and the disruption of elections have thrown Thailand's democracy into danger.

A Thai dissident explains the background to recent anti-government protests, and why they represent a threat to democracy.

Elections in Burma produced a sweeping victory for the opposition party, but the military dictatorship remains in place.

A Thai dissident looks at the failure of the Peua Thai Party to deliver on its promises of pro-democracy reforms.

The damage from flooding in Thailand has been exacerbated by a political crisis dating back to the 2006 military coup.

The party associated with Thailand's pro-democracy "Red Shirt" movement won a landslide victory in July 3 elections.

The real center of power in Thailand, lurking behind the throne of King Bhumibol and doing the bidding of the elite, is the military.

Soldiers and armored personnel carriers were massed outside the encampment of pro-democracy protesters in Bangkok by midday on May 19.

Thailand's army and right-wing regime are responsible for a bloodbath in Bangkok after days of repression against pro-democracy demonstrators.

Leaders of the pro-democracy protests in Thailand are reportedly close to a compromise, but questions remain.

In the wake of the latest attack by the Thai armed forces on peaceful protesters, an exiled activist explains what's at stake.

With threats of a crackdown looming against pro-democracy demonstrators, a dissident responds to distortions about the rebellion shaking Thailand.

Thailand's right-wing government ordered soldiers to open fire on pro-democracy demonstrators, but soldiers failed to stop the Red Shirts.

A Thai dissident who was forced to flee the country explains what's at stake in the mass demonstrations gripping Bangkok.