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  • PM urged to clarify unity bill stance

    29/05/2012 : Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra must clearly state whether she and her government support the reconciliation bill, Democrat Party and opposition leader Abhisit Vejjajiva says.

  • Govt says WEF not threatened by protests

    29/05/2012 : The government is confident that this week's World Economic Forum on East Asia will proceed smoothly despite the spectre of mass street protests tomorrow.

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  • Bombs deal a blow to Hat Yai tourism sector

    03/04/2012 : The car bomb attacks in Hat Yai have hurt tourism and local business, leading more than half of 12,500 room bookings for Songkran to be cancelled.

  • Prayuth calls for inclusive peace talks

    03/04/2012 : Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha believes entering dialogue with only certain militant groups might have been the reason behind the devastating bomb blasts in Yala and Songkhla on Saturday.

  • Suu Kyi declares Myanmar on cusp of new era

    02/04/2012 : Pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Monday hailed a "new era" for Myanmar and called for political unity after her party swept to victory in elections seen as a test of budding reforms.

  • ASEAN

    Foreign ministers urge end to EU sanctions on Myanmar

    03/04/2012 : PHNOM PENH : Foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations yesterday agreed to support Myanmar's call for the European Union to lift sanctions imposed on the country.

  • EU warns of action against booze tariffs

    03/04/2012 : PHNOM PENH : The European Union could take legal action against Thailand over import charges imposed on alcohol, says the bloc's Trade Ambassador Karel De Gucht.

  • PM visits bomb victims in Hat Yai

    02/04/2012 : Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra made her first trip to Hat Yai on Monday, begining with a visit to the Lee Gardens Plaza Hotel, where a car bomb exploded on Saturday night, before going to a hospital to speak with a few of the surviviors.

  • Bhumibol Dam at lowest level

    02/04/2012 : The level in Bhumibol Dam in Tak province has reached its lowest point since the beginning of 2012, and fears are growing of a water shortage for irrigation in the next few months, dam director Narong Thaiprayoon said on Monday.

  • PM's Hat Yai visit belated, but welcome

    02/04/2012 : Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s visit on Monday to the southern tourist city of Hat Yai, her first since she took office last year, is welcome -- no matter how belated it is.

  • 28 illegal Cambodians arrested

    02/04/2012 : SA KAEO -- Police arrested 28 Cambodians, including young children, who were smuggled into Thailand and found hiding in a forest grove, and say they planned to work as beggars for a gang operating in Pattaya and Bangkok over Songkran.

  • COMMENTARY

    Home: It's so close, and yet so far away

    02/04/2012 : When Michael Buble, Alan Chang and Amy Foster-Gillies co-wrote Home (of which the lyrics above are rewritten to give a local flavour), there was no way they could have known it would echo so resoundingly with Thaksin Shinawatra. The tune was a breakthrough hit for Canadian singer Buble in 2005, one year before Thaksin was bumped from office by the coup.

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