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A day after violent clashes between police and anti-government protesters left hundreds injured and two dead in Bangkok, blame was laid by each side. Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat,...
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- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoAn opinion survey found 55 per cent of Bangkokians disapproved with the police crackdown on anti-government protesters by firing tear gas at them, billing it as the use of excess force. The survey was carried out on Wednesday by the Research ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoA forensic expert said on Wednesday the 20-year-old woman killed in the dispersion of protesters outside parliament on Tuesday was hit by a hot and solid object at high speed, possibly a homemade bomb. Air Vice-Marshal Dr. Wicharn Piewnim, a ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoIn the wake of Tuesdays violent clashes with anti-government protesters that saw the Thai prime minister clambering over Parliaments walls to safety, Noi, a Thai employee, says: "This is like a horror movie with no ending." Like her, many Thais ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe battle for Bangkok has entered a new and violent phase, the logical end of which can only be another bout of military rule. So far, the army chiefs have been insisting that the government handle the situation and that soldiers have no place in ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThai protesters vowed to intensify their campaign against the government on Wednesday, a day after two people died and more than 400 were injured in the worst street violence in 16 years. The Southeast Asian nation has been locked in crisis ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe struggle for control of Thailand gets uglier with each round of street violence, but three years after the foes of then-prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra took up the fight, there is still no sign of a winner. The only thing analysts agree ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoProtesters seeking to topple Thailand's government on Wednesday threatened more demonstrations in the capital, a day after two people died and over 400 were injured in the worst street violence in 16 years. Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThai troops are patrolling Bangkok and police are guarding the prime minister's residence a day after violent clashes rocked the Thai capital, leaving two people dead and hundreds injured. Dressed in anti-riot gear but unarmed, soldiers were on ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoUnder public condemnation, Thailand's government held a press conference Wednesday to explain that it's sorry about Tuesday's clashes between police and anti-government protesters which led to two deaths and some 400 injuries. &...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoIn Thailand, the government and opposition groups are being urged to restart talks after bloody street clashes. As Ron Corben reports from Bangkok, the opposition Democrat Party says a full investigation into the violence on both sides must be ...
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- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agoConcerned by the country's deteriorating economy and the political crisis, Privy Council President Prem Tinsulanonda is pondering whether he should involve himself in resolving the months-long political standoff, a source close to him said yesterday.
- News Source: The Boston Globe | about 1 year agoThailand— Thousands of supporters of Thailand's ruling coalition gathered Saturday on the outskirts of Bangkok in a show of strength, two days ahead of a planned major protest by a group hoping to topple the elected government. The United Front of...
- News Source: CCTV | about 1 year agoSeven protest leaders in Thailand have surrendered to police after being charged with inciting unrest. They were granted bail shortly after being taken into custody. Leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy gave themselves up to authorities on...
- News Source: Uinta County News | about 1 year agoThailand's Queen Sirikit has donated money to three hospitals following violent clashes in her country. The royal has given 800,000 baht (around £13,000) to the public facilities treating those injured in the clashes between anti-government...
- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agohe government's effort to appoint independent panels to investigate Tuesday's violent crackdown on demonstrators stumbled yesterday, with Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat admitting the nominations were still unclear.
- News Source: BBC | about 1 year agoWhen doctors decide to violate their Hippocratic Oaths, and refuse to treat injured police officers, you know things are bad. That is what's happening in Thailand right now, so much so that the world financial meltdown, which will surely affect...
- News Source: The Guardian | about 1 year agoThe move comes as Chavalit Yongchaiyudh, the former deputy prime minister, told a Thai newspaper that a military solution was the only way to solve the political crisis...Pad is calling for sweeping electoral changes and trying to force the...
- News Source: Xinhuanet.com | about 1 year agoThe official visit of Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat to Cambodia has been canceled, an official of the Cambodian foreign ministry said Friday. The visit was scheduled on Oct. 13. Association of South East Asian Nations) rule that...
- News Source: United Press International | about 1 year agoSeven leaders of a group that has led months of anti-government protests in Thailand were released on bail Friday after surrendering to police. The seven belonging to the People's Alliance for Democracy gave themselves up after an appeals court...
- News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | about 1 year agoSeven People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) leaders turned themselves in on arrest warrants for illegal assembly and inciting unrest and were released after about two hours of questioning. "The police have granted bail to all protest leaders...
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