Pattaya Mail
Gen.Sonthi doubts pulling out the amnesty bill would resolve current conflicts
BANGKOK, 11 November 2013 Former coup d’etat leader which ousted the government of Thaksin Shinawatra, and Matubhum Party leader, Gen. Sonthi Boonyaratglin, stated...
Govt-led Pheu Thai rules out dissolution of parliament
BANGKOK, 10 November 2013 The government-led Pheu Thai party denies the rumors that its strategic committee has signaled a dissolution of parliament, saying it...
Poll: People have less confidence in Govt, plead for peace
BANGKOK, 10 November 2013 An ABAC Poll finds that people’s confidence in the government decreases. They believe a coup d'?tat is not a solution...
Thailand’s South on alert for Rohingya migrants
RANONG, Nov 11 – Military personnel in this southwestern province have been on special alert for Rohingya ethnic people who may illegally enter Thailand...
Schools in Thai-Cambodian border town close during World Court verdict reading
BURI RAM, Nov 10 - Forty schools in this Thai province bordering Cambodia were ordered to temporarily close for safety of students in the...
Three killed in ongoing violence of restive South
PATTANI, Nov 10 - Two administrative officials were shot dead in this restive southern province, while one villager was also killed in a shooting...
Inner Bangkok schools closed as rallies spread across capital
BANGKOK, Nov 11 – Many schools in Bangkok are closed today as protests against the amnesty bill spread across the capital. ...
Government reaffirms no violence against anti-govt protesters
BANGKOK, Nov 10 - The government can still handle anti-government demonstrations and no violence will be used against protesters, said Deputy Prime Minister Pol...
Thida assembles Red-shirts to protect the government
BANGKOK, 11 November 2013 (NNT) - Speaking at the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD) rally, core leader Thida Thavornseth accused the anti-amnesty...













