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With less money, Thaksin lives a costly life abroad.

Thaksin was complaining that living a life in exile was costly, about US$4-US$5 million a year.

foloow Thailand Polictics on Twitter

Abhisit wants Somchai case wrapped up
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Thursday instructed concerned officials to accelerate and wrap up the....

Ex-PM Samak returns home
Former Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej returned home last night from America after being treated for....

Attorney to summon Sondhi on lese majesty charge
Investigators from Dusit Police Station handed over People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) leader Sondhi....

Suthep denies govt involvement in removal of Thaksin's rank
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban on Thursday denied government involvement over the move to revoke....

Rohingya inaction clouds Thailand's reputation
The controversial case of the Rohingya boat people has opened an opportunity for the government to get high....
Credibility doubts : PM says one thing and does another
"Grand reconciliation," said Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva last week to foreign journalists at a....

Additional motives for renewed probes?
It would seem the Democrat-led government has used human rights as a pretext to get back at former prime....
Newin aims to be third force
Newin Chidchob's name was praised as a potential prime minister after he unlocked political deadlock and....

The more things change
So, the rise of Newin Chidchob has been officially sealed with the official launch of Bhum Jai Thai as the....
12 days that chart 2008
I hate to point out the obvious, but it hasn't even been a year yet since Samak Sundaravej became prime....

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A reminder to PM Ahbisit from a passage of PM Obama's speech

Obama Inauguration

PAD "political concerts" begin in Chon Buri, why?

Thailand and the Middle East. What policy?

How long will Kasit last as FM

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