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Thailand Today In 2008, Thailand could not avoid the current crisis that’s gripping the city of Bangkok. Prime Minister, Samak Sundaravej has stated that...
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- News Source: Seattle Times | about 1 year agoThailand — Thailand's leader attended a Buddhist ritual Monday, seemingly indifferent to a deepening political crisis that has paralyzed his government, shut down two main airports and stranded 300,000 foreigners in the country. The crisis is...
- News Source: Voice of America | about 1 year agoAnti-government protesters have abandoned their occupation of a government administration building in the Thai capital Bangkok, and are focusing on the airports they have blockaded. As Ron Corben reports from Bangkok, the shift comes ahead of a court...
- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agoWHO would have thought it would come to this in the "land of smiles"? Middle-aged housewives, some of them carrying their pets, successful businessmen, devout Buddhists and thugs wearing body armour brandishing home-made weapons brace for attack by...
- News Source: Voice of America | about 1 year agoThailand's economy is taking a hit from the closure of two main airports by anti-government protesters. As VOA's Kate Pound Dawson reports from Bangkok, big and small businesses are suffering. With no tourists getting in or out of Bangkok's...
- News Source: United Press International | about 1 year agoAnti-government protesters Monday let several planes fly out of Bangkok's international airport with thousands of passengers who had been stranded in Thailand. The People's Alliance for Democracy-led protesters, who have been occupying the...
- News Source: BBC | about 1 year agoThousands of travellers have been stranded since anti-government groups took over two airports last week. The deal allows a total 88 planes to be flown out to other Thai airports, where it is hoped they can evacuate some of the blockaded tourists.
- News Source: The independent | about 1 year agoThousands of pro-government supporters took to the streets of Bangkok yesterday in a significant show of strength, as tensions were further raised in the Thai capital by a series of explosions that left 51 demonstrators injured. The explosions,...
- News Source: The Electric News Paper | about 1 year agoSmall stalls give out fruit, mats, flags and rattles shaped like hands. In front of the United Airlines sign, women stir fry vegetables in gigantic woks on open propane gas stoves next to metal vats of iced juice. Further down, a woman has set up a...
- News Source: The Electric News Paper | about 1 year agoNamdee, 35, backs his country's prime minister, Mr Somchai Wongsawat. And that is because Mr Somchai is ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's brother-in-law. Mr Namdee is one of 15 Thais at Golden Mile Complex interviewed by The New Paper on...
- News Source: Financial Times | about 1 year ago47 Last updated: November 30 2008 19:47 People’s power normally elicits at least a frisson of sympathy. But the antics of the People’s Alliance for Democracy – which neither represents the people nor seeks democracy – has failed to provoke...
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