Opposition brainstormers

Yingluck Shinawatra, a younger sister of ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra, and former commerce minister Mingkwan Sangsuwan attend a seminar of the opposition Pheu Thai Party at Bangkok’s Montien Riverside Hotel yesterday, as opposition MPs discussed the state of the economy.

Source: THE NATION Friday,May 22,2009

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Burmese monks gather in front of the Burmese Embassy

prayers for the lady Burmese monks gather in front of the Burmese Embassy in Bangkok yesterday to demand the release of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Source: THE NATION Thursday,May 21,2009

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Source: THE NATION Wednesday,May 20,2009

bomb explosion in Ruesor

Soldiers and police collect evidence from a bomb explosion scene on Tuesday in Ruesor district of Pattani. Three soldiers were wounded in the attack.

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Youth World Championship

Foreign athletes attending the first Youth World Championship in Chiang Mai arrive at Chiang Mai airport Monday. They were required to pass thermal scans to prevent spreading of Influenza A(H1N1). The contest will be from May 19-24.

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Source: THE NATION Tuesday,May 19,2009

Abhisit talks to CNN

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva talks to CNN's Anna Coren on economic recovery and political reconciliation.

school visit

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva talks with a boy at Horwang School yesterday during a presentation on the government’s
policy to provide 15 years of free education to all children.


Source: THE NATION Monday,May 18,2009

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Source: THE NATION Friday,May 15,2009

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Source: THE NATION Thursday,May 14,2009

chaturon’s point of view

Banned Thai Rak Thai Party executive Chaturon Chaisaeng launches his new book – ‘Truth … Thailand crisis and 27 issues that Thai society needs answered’.

Source: THE NATION Tuesday,May 12,2009

Good harvests ahead
The Royal Ploughing Ceremony yesterday delivered predictions for good harvests and an appropriate amount of rainfall.
The royal astrologer made these predictions based on the choices by sacred oxen and the Ploughing Lord, Agriculture Ministry permanent secretary Jaranthada Karnasuta.
The royal oxen ate grass and sesame seeds from the seven foods offered to them, so it was predicted there would be plentiful crops, foods, fruit and animal meat and the proper amount of rainfall.
Jaranthada was presented with a choice of three pieces of cloth of different lengths to wear. He picked the one measuring five palms, which predicted that rainfall would be average, rice abundant and fruits and animal meat bountiful.

Source: THE NATION Tuesday,May 12,2009

Thepthai Saenpong, spokesman of Democrat leader, shows photos which showed PM was in his car before it was surrounded and attacked in Interior Ministry on April 17. Opposition claimed the govt set up the incident to frame red shirted protesters.

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Source: THE NATION Monday,May 11,2009

Rotten egg drill

Hundreds of police officers in Nakhon Si Thammarat take part in a crowd-control drill to prepare for next month’s summit of Asean leaders and their dialogue partners in Phuket. To make the exercise look real

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