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Protesters vow to continue street demonstrations until Yingluck steps down.
The Bank of Japan will intervene only if planned tax hikes affect individual and corporate consumers.
Anti-government protests and street violence are entering their sixth day.
Rights groups have called the international response to the escalating violence "tepid".
Both Russia and the US have floated very different UNSC draft resolutions on how to end the civil war.
The US Secretary of State rebuked North Korea for linking the war games with a humanitarian issue.
Both sides appear to have agreed on additional impulse to "military and military-technical cooperation."
Local media has reported a possible arms deal to be signed in Russia.
More countries, including China, are beginning to destroy their stockpiles of seized ivory.
The Fed Chief has told Congress that she will use "measured steps" to continue cutting the $65-billion economic stimulus programme.
