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UN awaits concrete steps from Burma : Gambari
Describing his latest visit to Burma as hard bargaining process to release Aung San Suu Kyi, top UN envoy Ibhrahim Gambari said Monday the world body awaits "concrete steps" on a wide range of political and humanitarian issues from the Burmese junta.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
Forget assets, 'the truth comes first'
Almost two months after the September 19 coup, detractors of deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra still expect a court to order the seizure of his assets. It is time to return to reality, however.
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Prince a draw at flower show
People rushed to buy tickets for the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006 exposition on November 24 after hearing about the planned visit of Bhutanese Crown Prince Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck on the day.
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New student loan scheme to have higher family-income limit
The new student-loan scheme to be created by merging two existing schemes might follow the Student Loan Fund (SLF) model in focusing on helping poor students, though the eligibility limit on family income will be higher than Bt150,000 a year, the official in charge said yesterday.
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Sailors want good wind, luck
[ASIAN GAMES] After letting the gold medal slip through their fingers at the previous Asian Games in South Korea, Thai sailors are hoping lady luck will smile on them when the new Asiad in Doha kicks off next month.
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