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Thai Court Dismisses Murder Charges Against Former PM Abhisit Vejjajiva
A Thai court on Thursday dismissed charges of murder and abuse of power against former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his then deputy Suthep Thaugsuban over a deadly crackdown on opposition protests in 2010.
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New Twist in Thailand's Battle for Seat of Power
The battle for who holds Thailand's seat of power took on a new twist Monday as the leader of anti-government protests planned to set up his office at the vacated Government House while the country's new caretaker leader worked from a makeshift, suburban outpost.
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Six Months of Anti-Government Protests in Thailand
Thailand's Constitutional Court dismissed Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from office for abuse of power on Wednesday, a ruling that threatens to unleash a new wave of unrest.
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Thai Government Supporters Fear July Poll Disruption
Thai government supporters welcomed on Thursday the prospect of a July election and said the Election Commission had to prevent disruption by anti-government protesters who insist that reforms are brought in before any vote.
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Thai vote goes smoothly as protesters regroup near Bangkok lakes
Thailand held re-run elections in five provinces where voting was disrupted in last month's poll by anti-government protesters who decamped from a main Bangkok intersection on Sunday and moved inside a central park.
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Thai minister rejects proposal for talks from protest leader
A senior Thai minister rejected a proposal for talks from the leader of an anti-government protest movement on Friday.
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Thai PM stands firm on election, says protests flagging
Thailand's government stuck to a plan for a February election on Wednesday despite mounting pressure from protesters who have brought parts of Bangkok to a near-standstill.
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Thai Court Dismisses Murder Charges Against Former PM Abhisit Vejjajiva
A Thai court on Thursday dismissed charges of murder and abuse of power against former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his then deputy Suthep Thaugsuban over a deadly crackdown on opposition protests in 2010.
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New Twist in Thailand's Battle for Seat of Power
The battle for who holds Thailand's seat of power took on a new twist Monday as the leader of anti-government protests planned to set up his office at the vacated Government House while the country's new caretaker leader worked from a makeshift, suburban outpost.
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Six Months of Anti-Government Protests in Thailand
Thailand's Constitutional Court dismissed Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from office for abuse of power on Wednesday, a ruling that threatens to unleash a new wave of unrest.
-
Thai Government Supporters Fear July Poll Disruption
Thai government supporters welcomed on Thursday the prospect of a July election and said the Election Commission had to prevent disruption by anti-government protesters who insist that reforms are brought in before any vote.
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Thai vote goes smoothly as protesters regroup near Bangkok lakes
Thailand held re-run elections in five provinces where voting was disrupted in last month's poll by anti-government protesters who decamped from a main Bangkok intersection on Sunday and moved inside a central park.
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Thai minister rejects proposal for talks from protest leader
A senior Thai minister rejected a proposal for talks from the leader of an anti-government protest movement on Friday.
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Thai PM stands firm on election, says protests flagging
Thailand's government stuck to a plan for a February election on Wednesday despite mounting pressure from protesters who have brought parts of Bangkok to a near-standstill.
