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Malaysia to allow Thaksin to pass through

Asylum request will be studied, says Malaysia's foreign minister

red shirts rally photos

Phra Payom bans accusations by Truth Today
Phra Payom Kallayao, the abbot of Wat Suan Kaew on Wednesday banned organisers of Truth Today not to make any accusation or revelation against any one when the show will be organised at the temple on Sunday.

Apirak indicted
NACC rules against Bangkok governor, ex-ministers

HM's birthday bash won't be held in Govt House
The reception marking His Majesty the King's birthday this year will, for the first time, not be held at Government House but at the Royal Thai Navy Convention Hall instead.

Two PAD protesters injured in the fifth bomb attack
A bomb was hurled into Government House early yesterday morning, injuring two protesters.

America needs to change but can Obama do it?
The Age of Obama is dawning upon us. And you don't need to be an American to soon be affected by it.
Will Abhisit ever become Thailand's very own Barack Obama?
The Democrat Party's fund-raiser on Saturday and Abhisit Vejjajiva's speech brought to mind Barack Obama's victory address last week - it was impressive, creative and encouraging.

Is 'Truth Today' hurting the government?
The television talk show, "Truth Today", has become hugely popular since its second "mobile gathering" was held at the Rajamangala Stadium on November 1, which drew a live audience of more than 50,000 people and featured ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra's controversial phone in.
Learn from Obama's victory
The acceptance speech by Barack Obama, the first African-American ever elected to the US presidency, could stab at the hearts of many Thais, especially considering our present political situation.

Of amnesties and royal pardons
Once again, Thaksin Shinawatra has sent legal pundits and novices alike scrambling for law books in a collective frenzy. Has he ever done anything in his life that needn't be interpreted? I wonder. Let's get started on the issues of royal pardons and amnesty bills.
Reason to hope for calm tomorrow
How much should we be worried about tomorrow? The planned mass gathering of Thaksin supporters has triggered intense speculation and another red alert for Thai politics.The volatile prelude to the event does not help. And we have crossed many lines on political confrontations.

Thaksin: A Don Quixote for democracy or a Shylock for power?
What ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra has been doing to rouse the crowds, like his phone-in, is nothing out of the ordinary. Desparate times call for desparate measures.
How can Thailand ride the storm?
"There is no clear map. This is not the same as the 1930s, things are different."

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