Tag: Yingluck Shinawatra
PM says several points in ICJ verdict beneficial to Thailand
BANGKOK, 12 November 2013 Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on Monday indicated that several points in the International Court of Justice verdict on the...
World Court settles Thai-Cambodian border dispute
BANGKOK, Nov 11 - The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday ruled that Cambodia has sovereignty over a disputed promontory around the ancient...
Thailand’s 2013 export growth forecast plunges to only 1%
BANGKOK, Nov 12 – The Commerce Ministry has readjusted Thailand’s export growth projection for this year from an earlier projection of 4 per cent...
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...
PM: Govt fighting at full capacity in Preah Vihear case for...
BANGKOK, Nov 10 - Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra today expressed hope that Thailand and Cambodia will maintain its relations and sustain peace along...
Deputy PM: Thai-Cambodian ties to remain strong after Phra Viharn verdict
BANGKOK, 9 November 2013 The Thai and Cambodian governments have agreed to maintain their friendship no matter how the Phra Viharn verdict will...
PM to address nation at 7.30 pm on Monday after ICJ...
BANGKOK, 9 November 2013 The government is prepared for the November 11 (Monday) International Court of Justice (ICJ) verdict reading on the Phrear Vihear...
Border schools closed during ICJ ruling
SI SA KET, Nov 9 – Schools on the Thai-Cambodian border adjacent to the Preah Vihear temple will be closed next week as the...
Suthep declares Monday showdown, Yingluck seeks Pheu Thai’s help
BANGKOK, Nov 8 – Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban last night repeated his ultimatum for the government to destroy the amnesty bill by 6pm on...
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Thailand approves ‘Lemon Law’ giving consumers stronger rights over defective products
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s Cabinet has approved the long-awaited “Lemon Law,” a landmark consumer protection bill that would make sellers more accountable for defective...
No impact on tourism despite Russian advisory, says Thai Minister
BANGKOK, Thailand – Minister of Tourism and Sports Surasak Phancharoenworakul has reaffirmed that Thailand remains a safe destination and is ready to warmly welcome...
Armed foreigner terrorizes Phuket street until veteran Thai fighter steps in
PHUKET, Thailand – A foreign man who allegedly roamed the streets of Phuket armed with a knife and an aluminum bar, threatening and chasing...
Pattaya businesses plead for action as homeless scare away tourists
PATTAYA, Thailand – Concerns are growing among business owners and residents after large numbers of homeless individuals were once again found using Pattaya Beach...
Mystery surrounds fatal train strike near Pattaya as police probe man’s final moments
PATTAYA, Thailand – A 38-year-old man from Amnat Charoen province was killed after being struck by a freight train near Pattaya on Sunday night,...