We have started to collect the most important news related to Thailand in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell beats Thailand's Thongchai Jaidee 2&1 to win the World Match Play Championship in Bulgaria.
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Air India says it is investigating an incident in which the auto-pilot of a passenger jet flying from Bangkok to Delhi was accidently switched off.
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Six people, including a young child, are killed in southern Thailand after a gun attack at a village shop, police say.
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A campaign group is urging a zoo in the Philippines to move a 39-year-old elephant into a sanctuary in Thailand as they are concerned over the animal's mental and physical health.
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The International Court of Justice begins hearings on the ownership of land beside an ancient temple on the Thai-Cambodian border.
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Thailand begins peace talks in Kuala Lumpur with representatives of Muslim insurgents aimed at curbing violence in the south.
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The humble Thai woman behind Buddhist treatise
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About 30 people die in a fire at a camp housing Burmese refugees in northern Thailand, local officials say.
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The Thai navy denies reports that its personnel opened fire on a group of Rohingya refugees, killing at least two.
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Pro-shark fishing nations narrowly fail to overturn landmark regulations on three endangered species at the Cites conference in Bangkok.
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The BBC's science editor David Shukman gets special access to a tiger sanctuary in Thailand to see the conservation measures in place.
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Poison poses greatest danger to survival of tigers in Thailand
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Three types of critically endangered but commercially valuable shark have been given added protection at the Cites meeting in Bangkok.
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Delegates at the Cites conservation meeting in Thailand vote to extend the protection to a threatened species of shark, the Oceanic whitetip.
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A proposal to ban the international trade in polar bear parts is proving hugely divisive at the Cites meeting in Bangkok
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Nearly 200 governments are to meet in Thailand to discuss ways of halting the illegal trade in wildlife around the world.
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New plans to protect elephants, rhinos and other species will be discussed at a major conservation conference in Bangkok on Sunday.
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Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says she will amend her country's laws to ban the legal trade in ivory.
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Six people are injured by a bomb in southern Thailand, a day after the government signed a peace talks deal with Muslim rebels.
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Thailand's government has signed its first-ever peace talks deal with Muslim rebels aimed at ending a decades-long conflict in the south.
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Can Thai peace talks with rebels succeed?
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Thailand signs its first-ever deal with Muslim rebels based in Malaysia to begin talks on ending a decades-long conflict in the south.
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Following the deaths of 16 insurgents in Thailand in a failed attack on a Thai marine base, the BBC's Jonathan Head speaks to some of the insurgents' bereaved families.
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Thailand's economic growth exceeds expectations in the last three months of 2012 as it continues to recover from the previous year's devastating floods.
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Thailand's military says its troops have killed 16 militants who stormed a base in the violence-hit south of the country.
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A portrait of Thailand's booze magnate and his global ambitions
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A Thai court jails a magazine editor for 10 years for publishing two articles that were deemed to insult the monarchy.
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Violinist Vanessa-Mae puts her musical career on ice for a year in a bid to ski for Thailand at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia.
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The boat people sold on by Thai officials
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An investigation by the BBC has revealed that Thai officials have been allegedly selling boat people to human traffickers.
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A prominent member of Thailand's "red-shirt" political movement, Yossawaris Chuklom, is jailed for two years for insulting the monarchy in a 2010 speech.
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Buddhist temple claims event will help change the world
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A new scheme where recyclable waste can be exchanged for food and other necessities is helping some of Thailand's poorest people get by - as well as protecting the environment.
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