The Red Shirt protesters have said they will move their campaign to the seat of Thai political power -Government House. on Monday, tens of thousands gathered outside an army compound in the capital Bangkok. But Abhisit Vejjajiva, the prime minister was flown out by military helicopter, refusing to give in to their demands that he step aside. Al Jazeera’s Wayne Hay reports from Bangkok (15 Mar 2010)

REPORT -Thailand’s government will only enter into talks with protesters if anti-government demonstrators end their rally, a cabinet minister said on Tuesday.

IN THE FIELD – A night curfew was imposed in Bangkok and 23 provinces Wednesday after a Thai army crackdown on an anti-government rally ignited a wave of riots and arson in the capital.

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THAILAND – Tensions remain high in Thailand as police confronted “Red Shirt” protesters on Friday at a fortified barricade that forms the protesters’ front line amid fears of new violence after a series of deadly grenade attacks.