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Chuang Chuang (left) tries to climb past temporary wall to his female partner, Lin Hui, in Chiang Mai zoo on Wednesday. Zoo vets had separated them as part of an attempt to promote mating of the captive pandas. It seemed their bid is working.//Photo by Pongmanat Tasiri

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Pro-Thaksin group threatens to protest

One day after the government decided to lift martial law in Bangkok, a pressure group linked to deposed PM Thaksin Shinawatra has threatened to organise a mass protest in the city on December 10.



FM express concerns on smuggling of North Koreans

The Foreign Ministry expressed concern on Wednesday over the increasing number of North Koreans entering Thailand and criticised local and foreign nongovernmental organisations for supporting them.



PM Surayud unafraid of death threats

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said he is not worried about a report that southern Thai separatists have offered a seven-digit reward for killing him, saying it would be an honour to die like a soldier.






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Chuang Chuang (left) tries to climb past temporary wall to his female partner, Lin Hui, in Chiang Mai zoo on Wednesday. Zoo vets had separated them as part of an attempt to promote mating of the captive pandas. It seemed their bid is working.//Photo by Pongmanat Tasiri






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SHIN CORP PROBES
Graft-busters get SEC info

Bourse watchdog also seeks details from Singapore, havens



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Alcohol Control Act put on hold for 30 days

Cabinet approves measure in principle, but Council of State to review it



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Acclaimed rural doctor 'Mo Muang Phrao' passes away


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BURNING ISSUE
PARTY DISSOLUTION CASE A big TEST FOR the CNS

Rumours abound of backroom deals between TRT and the coup leaders, to ensure Thaksin goes down and the party survives



Reduce MPs' power and numbers: Prawase


Thaksin's government was an aberration, Chuan says


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Setback for windsurfer Arun in Doha
[ASIAN GAMES] Although his windsurfing equipment is not what he expected, Thailand's experienced Arun Homraruen is still confident he can do better than the last Asian Games in South Korea.



Four gold for disabled athletes


Opening ceremony promises to be spectacular


In Brief :Thai team leave for Doha Asiad

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Pressure builds up on Burma

Thailand must not do anything to harm the growing international resolve against the Burmese junta



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