Khaosod English:Activist's Car Torched, Another Physically Attacked
Khaosod English:Prayuth Pleads for Order as Distrust of Election Commission Grows
Khaosod English:Prayuth Concerned about Social Media's Incorrect Thinking
Khaosod English:Analysis: Thai Election Shows Divisions and Instability Remain
Khaosod English:EC Must Be Transparent in Computing Party-List MPs: Observer
The Nation:EC under pressure to reveal formula for calculation of MPs
Prachatai:Kasetsart University bars students from campaigning to impeach ECT
Bangkok Post:Party-list seats row engulfs EC
Bangkok Post:Poll chiefs fail maths test, and electorate
The Nation:EC to decide on MP formula soon
Bangkok Post:Small parties 'eligible' for party-list seats
Khaosod English:Activists to submit Petition to dissolve Election Commission
The Nation:EC accuses activist, critic of libel
Bangkok Post:Third MP alliance emerges as wildcard
The current 'independent' Election Commission was appointed August 12th, 2018, by Thailand's coup leader and Dictator Prayuth Chan-ocha.
Bangkok Post:Future Forward Party in hot water over lecture
Bangkok Post:Thanathorn: Sedition charge an exercise in 'dark power'
Khaosod English:Future Forward Leader Hit With Sedition Charge
The Nation:Junta gets flak for sedition charge against Thanathorn, ILaw says NCPO has a pattern of going after its political opponents
Bangkok Post:Thanathorn hits back at leftist plot claim: Army the real threat to country, he says
The Nation:Junta gets flak for sedition charge against Thanathorn
Khaosod English:Thanathorn Did Not Aid Anti-Coup Protesters: Rangsiman
The Nation:Supporters urge Thanathorn to 'fight on' as he surrenders at Bangkok police station
Bangkok Post:Thanathorn faces three more charges
Khaosod English:Thanathorn likely to Face Military Court for Sedition
Khaosod English:Gov't Says Trying Thanathorn in Military Court is Fair
The Nation:It's a tightrope for Thanathorn - and everyone: An Attempt to disqualify a fast-rising star from political office for a minor oversight, or through fault-finding or even straightforward persecution, is an outrage.
The Nation:Scores of poll winners could be disqualified in Thai vote
Bangkok Post:Election 'risks rule of law'
Khaosod English:Opinion: Why we should still be hopeful for Thailand
The Nation:EC allegations going to corruption watchdog
The Nation:Show no favouritism, Sudarat warns EC
Khaosod English:Doubts over Election Commission's Party List Allocations Grow: Under an elaborate new formula released by the commission after the election, the threshold needed for the allocation of one party-list seat is reduced from 70'000 votes to 35'000 votes...
Bangkok Post:Poll chiefs feel the heat
Bangkok Post:Weird science in poll logic
Bangkok Post:Poll results doubted
The Nation:The Election Commission (EC) said it will seek a ruling from the Constitutional Court on whether it can use a seat-calculation formula that it worries is unconstitutional
Bangkok Post:List seat saga 'may drag on'
Bangkok Post:Election Commission accuses Thanathorn of breaching MP rules
Khaosod English:Ombudsman says: EC has until Thursday to recommend election nullification
Bangkok Post:Court asked again to rule on list-MP formula
Bangkok Post:EC to push ahead with formula
The Nation:Pheu Thai candidate dismisses allegations, demands review of ‘orange card'
Khaosod English:As Limbo Continues, EC Insists Election Results Out by May 9
Bangkok Post:EC accuses Thanathorn of breaching MP rules
Bangkok Post:EC to push ahead with formula
The Nation:Pheu Thai candidate dismisses allegations, demands review of ‘orange card'
Bangkok Post:EC under fire over poll gaffes
Khaosod English:Future Forward may sue EC for Dereliction of Duty
Bangkok Post:Pheu Thai calls for disbandment of Palang Pracharath
The Nation:Tit-for-tat widens post-poll divisions
Bangkok Post:Constitutional Court will rule on calculation of list MPs
Bangkok Post:Election Commission disqualifies another 11 ex-MP candidates
The Nation:11 election candidates disqualified
The Nation:Future Forward candidates deny activist's media shares claim
The Nation:NCPO to appoint many Cabinet Ministers, NLA members to new Senate
The Nation:EC endorses 349 constituency seat winners for Lower House
Bangkok Post:EC endorses 349 constituency MPs
Khaosod English:EC Confirms Constituency MPs, Pheu Thai Loses 1 Seat
The Nation:Court rules MP calculation in line with Constitution
Bangkok Post:Party-list MPs announced, including Thanathorn
Khaosod English:EC Admits 27 Parties to Parliament, Setting New Record
Khaosod English:Election Count Finalized, Leaving No Clear Winner
The Nation:EC party-list calculation opens a can of worms
As expected:
Bangkok Post:Poll agency (new) 'formula' gives PPRP (the Military Junta) the edge
Khaosod English:Paiboon Threatens to Sue Party-List MP Detractors
Khaosod English:How the Junta Rigged, Tweaked and Stole the Election
Bangkok Post:PPRP factions fighting over cabinet jobs
Bangkok Post:PPRP faces major coalition snag
Bangkok Post:Prawit defends Senate picks
Prachatai English:All goes wrong with unelected Thai Senate
Bangkok Post:EC gets more dirt on FFP boss in share saga
Khaosod English:EC Asks Court to Rule on Disqualifying Thanathorn
Prachatai English:ECT requests Court to suspend Thanathorn from Parliament
The Nation:EC urges Constitutional Court to disqualify Thanathorn
The Nation:Prepare for a parade of political donkeys
Bangkok Post:Thanathorn vows to form government
Yes, it's time to stop the NCPO and sending soldiers back to the barracks.
Prachatai English:Thanathorn's difficult prime ministerial bid
Khaosod English:Junta Party Threatens to Sue Thanathorn Over Bribery Remark
Bangkok Post:PPRP to sue Thanathorn over MP poaching claim
Khaosod English:Abhisit Warns Dem Will Lose Credibility If It Joins Junta Camp
Bangkok Post:Prayut wants extended control of security ministries
Bangkok Post:Five years after it seized power in May 2014, Thailand's military junta, known as the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), has achieved what it envisaged
The Nation:Democrats expected to join Phalang Pracharat coalition
Bangkok Post:Palang Pracharath 'closer' to coalition
Bangkok Post:Prawit evasive as senators accused of picking themselves
The Conversation:The baffling mathematics that helps to keep the Military Junta in power
The calculation of party-list MPs by Election Commission favours pro-junta parties as it slices down the opposition. Here's how it works step-by-step:
Prachatai English:Weapon of math destruction at work in Thai politics
Bangkok Post:Future Forward seeks ally in microparty seats fight
Bangkok Post:Regime is here to stay:
The people who gained from the 2014 putsch the most have been the coup-makers and their allies
Khaosod English:Court accepts case against Thanathorn, suspends MP Status
Bangkok Post:Court suspends Thanathorn from MP
The Nation:Court to consider shares case against Thanathorn, suspends him from office
Bangkok Post:Plot thickens
Bangkok Post:Future Forward Party wins new Chiang Mai election
Bangkok Post:'Thanathorn effect' shaking up politics
Bangkok Post:PPRP coalition 'imminent'
Bangkok Post:Politicians must put public first
The Nation:Hard-fought wins in lower house point to tough times ahead for next govt
Prachatai English:Election of Chuan Leekpai as House Speaker shows rifts in both power blocs
Bangkok Post:The anti-regime alliance has no reason to celebrate the Future Forward Party's landslide victory in a Chiang Mai by-election, thanks to the Election Commission's MP calculation method, which will also add two seats to the pro-regime side — giving them a net gain of one seat
Bangkok Post:'We need more time', Democrats tell Palang Pracharath
Bangkok Post:Democrats vote to join Palang Pracharath
Khaosod English:Abhisit Resigns as MP After Dems Join Pro-Junta Coalition
Bangkok Post:FFP wants 30 rival MPs disqualified
The Nation:Speaker submits bid to disqualify 30 government MPs
Bangkok Post:F uture Forward MPs reveal cobra offers:
Several Future Forward Party (FFP) MPs claim they have been offered 30-120 million baht each to vote for Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha as prime minister
Prachatai English:Future Forward MPs speak out on ‘cobra’ offers:
A number of Future Forward MPs revealed in a press conference today that they have been offered 30 – 120 million baht each to vote for Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha as Prime Minister
Just a question: How much the group offered for the formerly "undecided" members of the Democrats and the Bhumjaithai Party?
Prachatai English:Prayut's coalition cobbles together majority in the house
Bangkok Post:Army chief: Maintain constitutional monarchy
Bangkok Post:Malicious netizens are fanning unrest, says PM
The Nation:Army chief's comments a threat to democracy: scholars
Khaosod English:Army Chief Sends Warning to Critics of the Monarchy
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