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KHAO YAI 'ENCROACHMENT'

OAG drops Surayud case

Ex-PM 'did not intend to break law'

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THAI KHEMKAENG SCANDAL

PM sets deadline for replacing Manit
The Cabinet line-up is expected to be completed by Tuesday and the Bhum Jai Thai Party has until Monday to....

Coalition parties expected to focus charter review on 2 issues
Three coalition parties are poised to file a motion for amending the Constitution when the House convenes on....

Suthep vows action against all wrong doers
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban said he would take legal action against all wrongdoers equally in....

RED SHIRTS' FOREST RALLY

Anti-riot forces on hand for protest
Anti-riot forces will be deployed to ensure peace and order at Monday's rally of the red shirts at Khao....

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Rights body too slow in taking up Hmong issue
Thailand's National Human Rights Commission has moved too slowly to protect thousands of Hmong ethnic....
Charter change the big issue as election looms
In the Year of the Tiger, two big political cases, which could be a turning point for Thai politics, are....

Thaksin works the mobile links for his benefit
Fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's short messages have been sent to his fans'....
Tweeting becomes a weapon
Twitter proved to be an efficient tool for Barack Obama to win the US presidential elections late last year -....

Second Army Chief says military ties unaffected
Lt Gen Weewarit Jornsamrit, commander of the 2nd Army Region, gave a candid interview on the Thai-Cambodia....
Bhum Jai Thai is simply doing it's job - Anutin
Anutin Charnvirakul, a key member of the Bhum Jai Thai Party and son of party leader Chaovarat, has spoken....

Just a prelude to the real storm ahead
As I'm writing this, Deputy Public Health Minister Manit Nop-amornbodi is trying desperately to stay put.....
2010 bound to be a long year politically
The holiday break will be short, but 2010 promises to be a long year in the political front.

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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