Thailand Military Coup

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  Thailand Welcomes China's Li Keqiang as US Ties Cool Over Coup

  Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will be the most high-profile foreign leader to visit Thailand on Friday since a May coup, signalling, Thailand says, its return to normal and a boost for trade in a region where the United States and China vie for influence.

• Thailand's Junta Warns Over 'Hunger Games' Salute

  Thailand's military rulers said Tuesday they are monitoring a new form of silent resistance to the coup - a three-fingered salute borrowed from "The Hunger Games" - and will arrest those in large groups who ignore warnings to lower their arms.

• Hunger Games Salute Becomes Symbol of Thai Resistance

  Opponents of Thailand's military coup are risking arrest by flashing the three-finger salute from the "Hunger Games" movies to defy a junta that has banned all public protests.

• Thailand's Junta Bans All Anti-Coup Protests

  More than 1,000 Thai troops and police sealed off one of Bangkok's busiest intersections Thursday to prevent a planned protest, as authorities said they would no longer allow any demonstrations against last week's military coup.

• Thai Junta Says Immediate Election is 'Impossible'

  Thailand's ruling junta says it has no desire to "cling to power" but it gave no clear timeframe for when it will allow free elections to take place.

• Thai Coup Leader: Don't Protest, It's No Use

  Bolstered by an endorsement from Thailand's king, the nation's new military ruler issued a stark warning Monday to anyone opposed to last week's coup: don't cause trouble, don't criticize, don't protest - or else the nation could revert to the "old days" of turmoil and street violence.

• US suspends $3.5 million in military aid to Thailand

  The United States said on Friday it has suspended $3.5 million for Thailand, about one-third of its aid to the ally, after the military seized power.

• Thailand Media Chafe Under Post-Coup Blackout

  Television screens went blue and up flashed the army's emblem, normal programming stopped and Thailand held its breath. For anyone looking forward to their favourite show, it was going to be a long wait.

• Business As Usual For Wealthy Thais After 'Inevitable' Coup

  Many of the wealthy Thais who come to investment manager Charles Blocker have a question for the generals who seized control of the country in a military coup this week: What took you so long?

• Thailand Army Says Will Block Social Media Over Critical Content

  Thailand's new ruling junta on Friday warned it would block social media platforms in the country if they carry any content provoking violence or opposing their military coup.