Washington takes a keen interest in Thai protest
While the US government and Congress welcomed the peaceful resolution of the long Thai political conflict, they raised questions about how this civil disobedience campaign would strengthen or weaken Thai democracy in the long haul.
EC 'absolves' PM over funds promise
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra did not break the election law by promising to allocate SML funds to a village during his rally in Khon Kaen's Ban Pai district, the Election Commission sub-committee ruled yesterday, a source revealed.
GOOD HEALTH in their own hands
Monk inspires villagers to set up funds for healthier living and to meet medical costs
A Democrat ally is behind blockage in Songkhla : TRT
The Thai Rak Thai Party alleged on Monday that a radio talk show host seen as close to the Democrat Party was the organiser for the blockade of a candidacy registration centre in Songkhla on Sunday.
Do not glue or nail your introduction posters : BMA
The Bangkok Metropolitan Authority (BMA) has banned senatorial candidates in the capital from attaching their introduction posters to trees and electricity poles using glue or nails, its deputy clerk Rattapon Meetanatavorn said on Monday.
First three days of Songkran holiday claim 110 lives
Road accidents claimed 110 lives and injured 1,260 nationwide in the first three days of the 10day Songkran holiday, the Road Safety Centre reported on Thursday.
SECOND-ROUND VOTE District hopping slammed
Democrats accuse small-party candidates of accepting massive bribes to switch constituencies to help TRT win seats
