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Show of red force

Red-shirted supporters of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra showed their force late Saturday night by....

foloow Thailand Polictics on Twitter

Red shirts demand action against PAD
Protesters break through police lines to besiege Government House and disperse after reading their statement

Cabinet reshuffle 'hinges on NACC rotten-fish ruling'
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban said yesterday a Cabinet reshuffle would be imminent if the National....

EC may charge Suthep over electoral fraud
The Election Commission may take criminal action against Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban and others....

Govt 'has the money to pay civil servants'
Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij yesterday insisted that the government was not broke and had enough money....

Govt evasion hurts the Rohingyas and the nation
The question is so simple but the government never answers: who would take responsibility for towing some....
Human rights defenders split into yellow and red camps
Thai human rights defenders couldn't be more divided over the three years since the advent of the....

Boonjong case could be a test for PM
Deputy Interior Minister Boonjong Wongtrairat has become the talk of the town after distributing funds from....
Pheu Thai focuses on quorum counts
The opposition has been attacking the government's weakness by requesting a quorum count almost every....

Ranking Abhisit 's problems
It feels like it's been a very long time already, although a glance at the calendar reminds us Abhisit....
Thaksin spills out his regrets
A Japanese fan of 'The Nation' editor Thanong Khanthong's weblog has done us a great favour by....

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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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