Political coverage considered 'unbiased'
Current media coverage is one of the significant indicators that Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's time in office is fast running out, according to veteran journalists.
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ELECTION TRAIL
PM won't be bothered by next protest rally
He'll be in the provinces campaigning, even though he faces no opponents
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'Time to cancel TRT TV'
Two organisations that promote freedom of expression yesterday called on caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to stop using state-run broadcast media as a "propaganda machine".
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Doves battle hawks
A tussle between the doves and hawks of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's close aides is going on in the face of heightening political tension, a source from the Thai Rak Thai Party said yesterday.
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Opposition takes fight to TRT in letter
The three main opposition parties, Democrat, Chat Thai and Mahachon, yesterday released one million copies of their open letter rebutting allegations raised by the ruling Thai Rak Thai Party.
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Rectors seek to resolve tension
A group of university rectors yesterday told a press conference that they will arrange a meeting for the three groups in the political stand-off to resolve their conflict.
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Famed activist protests rallies
Activist Chalad Worachat yesterday filed a complaint with police accusing anti-government groups of violating the Constitution and threatened to hang himself if the April 2 election is cancelled.
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Replace Thaksin, researchers urge
A group of leading researchers yesterday issued an open letter urging Thai Rak Thai Party members to find an appropriate person to replace leader Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Suranand denies bribe allegations
Thai Rak Thai mainstay Suranand Vejjajiva yesterday dismissed suggestions that his party paid small parties to contest the election.
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Warring parties invited to debate
The People's Network for Elections in Thailand yesterday invited the Thai Rak Thai Party and People's Alliance for Democracy to a public debate ahead of the April 2 election.
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