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A court worker cleans the podium in preparation for the Constitution Tribunal’s verdict on the fate of the TRT and Democrat parties on Tuesday.//Photo by Sakol Sandthiratne



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Constitution Tribunal judges have entered the final phase of the election fraud cases. They have compared their individual rulings inside a well-secured room at their court's headquarters.



Singapore monitors Thai constitutional tribunal's rulings Wednesday

Singapore is closely monitoring the constitutional tribunal's decision over whether to dissolve Thailand's two largest political parties, said Foreign Minister Nitya Pibulsonggram Monday.



Foreigners warned ahead of Thai court ruling

Foreigners in Bangkok were on Tuesday warned to exercise caution amid mounting security fears ahead of a landmark court decision over whether to dissolve Thailand's two largest political parties.




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Sunday's blasts in Hat Yai deal further blow to Thai tourism
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CDC defers any move on banning of executives
The Constitution Drafting Committee yesterday postponed a decision on whether the new constitution draft should include a ban on executives of dissolved parties until after the Constitution Tribunal's ruling tomorrow on the electoral-fraud cases.



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Parties may be spared the axe
Perceived wisdom has it that it would be disastrous to dissolve TRT and the Democrats unless their 'crimes' truly warrant it



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Thais have task cut out against I'nesia
[BASKETBALL] The Thai team face a daunting task in today's clash with Indonesia in their third match of the 7th SEABA Men's Championship at the Provincial Gymnasium here.



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I'nesia snuffout Thailand

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Come clean on terror threat
Rather than offering up excuses after the fact, authorities must seek the public's help in battling security threats



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