For 10 points, identify this Southeast Asian country where political instability has followed since the 2006 ousting of Thaksin Shinawatra.
This country's plans to build the Sayaboury Dam in Chiang Rai province have attracted numerous environmental critics and the Chulalongkorn Hospital in this country was controversially searched for grenade throwers while protesters stopped a train at Khon Kaen in April 2010. The National United Front of Democracy Against Dictatorship has led protests in this country which have been termed "Cruel April" and "Savage May" after government responses and a man nicknamed "Commander Red" was shot in the head while being interviewed by the New York Times in May 2010 in this country, where Bhumibol Adulyadej has remained relatively silent recently. A February 2010 Supreme Court decision in this country ordered most of the assets of the founder of AIS and owner of iTV be seized while that man remained in exile in Montenegro. Most of that man's followers come from Udon Thani province, and in March they notably poured buckets of blood outside the house of current Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva. For 10 points, identify this Southeast Asian country where political instability has followed since the 2006 ousting of Thaksin Shinawatra.
This country's plans to build the Sayaboury Dam in Chiang Rai province have attracted numerous environmental critics and the Chulalongkorn Hospital in this country was controversially searched for grenade throwers while protesters stopped a train at Khon Kaen in April 2010.
Kingdom of {Thailand} [or {Ratcha Anachak Thai}]