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Reform, Or World Peace May Turn Into World Order In Pieces: India To UN
Syed Akbaruddin, India's Ambassador to the United Nations, on Friday called for a reform and reinvigoration of the UN Security Council, and focused on the role of strengthening multilateralism- an organising principle for international cooperation.
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Thailand Government's Internet Gateway Plan Slammed by Activists: Report
The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) is concerned over the increasing number of political messages conveyed online.
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Thai Junta Broadcast Unrelated Suicide Vest Picture
Thailand's junta came under scrutiny today after an unrelated picture of a suicide vest was broadcast during a nationally televised address announcing the arrest of a foreign man in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok shrine bombing.
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Thailand Military Court Releases 14 Student Protesters
A Thai military court today released 14 students held for almost two weeks for holding anti-coup protests in defiance of a ban on public gatherings, but the charges against them have not been dropped.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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Thai Police Arrest 14 Students in Anti-Junta Protest
Police in Thailand today arrested 14 students who had been protesting against the ruling junta, in defiance of a ban on public gatherings.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha Warns Reporters
Thai junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha lashed out at journalists today, saying he would "probably just execute" those who did "not report the truth", in the latest outburst aimed at Thailand's media.
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Rights Group Urges Thai Lawmakers to Drop Plan for Military Detention of Civilians
Thailand's legislators should scrap a proposal for the military to detain civilians for up to three months with no judicial oversight, rights group Human Rights Watch said today.
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Thailand Junta to Keep Tight Grip After Transfer of Power
Thailand's military makes way for a new administration in coming weeks, but the generals will keep a tight grip on power by filling an interim cabinet and legislature with soldiers, military sources said on Wednesday.
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Thai Junta Lifts Post-Coup Curfew
Thailand's junta said on Friday that it was lifting a night-time curfew across the country, three weeks after seizing power in a military coup.
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Reform, Or World Peace May Turn Into World Order In Pieces: India To UN
Syed Akbaruddin, India's Ambassador to the United Nations, on Friday called for a reform and reinvigoration of the UN Security Council, and focused on the role of strengthening multilateralism- an organising principle for international cooperation.
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Thailand Government's Internet Gateway Plan Slammed by Activists: Report
The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) is concerned over the increasing number of political messages conveyed online.
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Thai Junta Broadcast Unrelated Suicide Vest Picture
Thailand's junta came under scrutiny today after an unrelated picture of a suicide vest was broadcast during a nationally televised address announcing the arrest of a foreign man in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok shrine bombing.
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Thailand Military Court Releases 14 Student Protesters
A Thai military court today released 14 students held for almost two weeks for holding anti-coup protests in defiance of a ban on public gatherings, but the charges against them have not been dropped.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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Thai Police Arrest 14 Students in Anti-Junta Protest
Police in Thailand today arrested 14 students who had been protesting against the ruling junta, in defiance of a ban on public gatherings.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha Warns Reporters
Thai junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha lashed out at journalists today, saying he would "probably just execute" those who did "not report the truth", in the latest outburst aimed at Thailand's media.
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Rights Group Urges Thai Lawmakers to Drop Plan for Military Detention of Civilians
Thailand's legislators should scrap a proposal for the military to detain civilians for up to three months with no judicial oversight, rights group Human Rights Watch said today.
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Thailand Junta to Keep Tight Grip After Transfer of Power
Thailand's military makes way for a new administration in coming weeks, but the generals will keep a tight grip on power by filling an interim cabinet and legislature with soldiers, military sources said on Wednesday.
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Thai Junta Lifts Post-Coup Curfew
Thailand's junta said on Friday that it was lifting a night-time curfew across the country, three weeks after seizing power in a military coup.
