enlarge Officials of Office of Attorney General (OAG) take a rest at the Constitution Court on Thursday after finishing transporting boxes which contain a total of 142,860 documents involving proposed dissolution of five political parties including Thai Rak Thai and Democrat.
Today's Highlight
Young Thais read only an hour a day
Youngsters in Bangkok and other major cities now spend nearly an hour each day reading, although chatting on the phone and surfing the Internet still take up the greater part of their leisure time, the president of the Publishers and Booksellers Association of Thailand said on Thursday.
Thai politics won't affect trade with NZ : FM
Wellington
Trade between Thailand and New Zealand will continue to prosper despite Bangkok's political turbulence, the Thai Foreign Minister told New Zealand's Trade Minister on Thursday.
Publication of young rape victim's photo condemned
Photos of a teenage German rape victim and her family published in two leading newspapers showed a failure of the Thai Journalist Association's (TJA) campaign to promote media ethics, top members of the TJA and the Press Council of Thailand said yesterday.
Pongsaklek to fight Myekeni
[BOXING] Thailand's dominant boxing champion Pongsaklek Wongjonkam's next fight will be against top South African challenger Monelisi Myekeni.
Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?
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Officials of Office of Attorney General (OAG) take a rest at the Constitution Court on Thursday after finishing transporting boxes which contain a total of 142,860 documents involving proposed dissolution of five political parties including Thai Rak Thai and Democrat.
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