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  • Police reveal suspected arsonists

    22 May 2013 : The Metropolitan Police Bureau on Wednesday released photographs of two men suspected of setting fire to the CentralWorld department store on May 19, 2010, and have obtained pictures of six others they believe were involved in the destruction that day.

  • Govt outspending tax collection, export target down

    22 May 2013 : The Commerce Ministry has lowered its export growth target for 2013 to 7-7.5% from the previous projection of 8-9% on the back of the baht’s continuing strength, Commerce Minister Boonsong Teriyapirom said on Wednesday.

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  • Ben Fogle accused over Sarawak environmental propaganda

    29 Mar 2013 : A British television presenter has been accused of fronting an environmental propaganda campaign that seeks to mask the destruction of Sarawak’s rainforests to make way for industrial logging and palm oil plantations.

  • Dems skewer loan bill in debate

    29 Mar 2013 : The opposition questioned the government's need to borrow two trillion baht for infrastructure megaprojects as the House began its two-day deliberation of the borrowing bill Thursday.

  • BRN demands release of all prisoners

    29 Mar 2013 : Insurgent representatives demanded Thai authorities release all prisoners convicted in southern violence cases and scrap arrest warrants issued for suspected militants during the first round of formal peace talks in Kuala Lumpur Thursday.

  • Peace dialogue gives importance to southern sentiment

    28 Mar 2013 : Thailand's security agencies are set to open a new chapter on problems in the deep South as the peace dialogue kicked off on Thursday in Kuala Lumpur, a National Security Council (NSC) representative said.

  • Standard recipes for 3 Thai dishes

    28 Mar 2013 : The National Innovation Agency (NIA) is setting down standard recipes for the popular Thai dishes tom yam goong, massamun and pad thai, aiming to bring the same taste of Thai food at Thai restaurants worldwide.

  • Man jailed for selling royal documentary

    28 Mar 2013 : A 37-year-old man was sentenced to more than three years in prison on Thursday for selling copies of a controversial Australian documentary about Thailand's royal family, his lawyer said.

  • Soldiers killed in South as peace talks start

    28 Mar 2013 : Three rangers were killed and five others wounded, two seriously, by a bomb explosion in Narathiwat's Cho Airong district early on Thursday, as peace talks began between the Thai government and representatives of separatist groups in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

  • Voranai Vanijaka

    Yingluck, stay home, you're needed here

    28 Mar 2013 : This year Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will pay official visits to about 10 countries. Since she took office in August 2011 she has visited about 30 nations. She has been 19 months in office, that’s about 1.6 foreign trips per month.

  • Light rail, roads to lead overhaul

    28 Mar 2013 : Rail expansion, new roads and port improvements will be the first projects to be completed under the government's massive 2-trillion-baht infrastructure investment programme.

  • PEACE TALKS

    NSC chief rules out troop exit

    27 Mar 2013 : National Security Council (NSC) chief Paradorn Pattanatabut insists the formation of a special administrative zone and troop withdrawal will not be discussed when he sits down for formal talks with southern insurgent groups Thursday.

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