Four UN experts to assist Thai police reform
The United Nations (UN) will dispatch four experts in March to assist in creating a "roadmap" for restructuring the Thai police, Justice Ministry deputy permanent secretary Kittipong Kittiyarak said Tuesday.
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Thailand and Laos delay deportation of Hmongs
Thailand and Laos agreed on Tuesday to delay deportation of 153 Hmong detained in Nong Khai to Laos as they resisted and threatened to commit mass suicides, officials of both sides said.
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Blasts attack newspaper office and a hotel's car park
Two explosions rattled Bangkok early Tuesday morning, causing damages outside the offices of Daily News and a nearby hotel but no casualties, police said.
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SIAM THIS MORNING
Malaysia's Dr M backs Thailand over feud with Singapore
Malaysia's Former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's interview with Thepchai Yong to be aired on Channel 5's Siam This Morning on Wednesday at 6.15am.
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Pojaman's land may be seized
Stolen asset must be returned to its rightful owner, says AEC chief Nam
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SUVARNABHUMI CRISIS
Don Muang to be resurrected
Airlines can resume domestic flights at old airport; international traffic will continue at troubled new facility
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"Thaksin Curse" sparks fresh diplomatic row
Their languages are extremely polite yet subtle. The following exchange between an official of the Thai Foreign Ministry and an EU embassy underlines ongoing diplomatic tension between Bangkok and the West in the wake of the September 19 coup. And analysts familiar with the "Thaksin Curse" strongly believe that this is far, far from over.
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