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We have started to collect the most important news related to Thailand in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thailand's interim government lifts a ban on political party activities imposed after last September's coup.
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At least 10 soldiers are killed in a bomb attack by suspected militants in the Thai south, officials say.
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Supporters of the former Thai PM's now outlawed party hold protests in Bangkok amid tight security.
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Leaders of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's party criticise a court ruling banning it.
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Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin Shinawatra is banned from politics for five years after his party is found guilty of fraud.
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Security is tight in Thailand ahead of a court ruling that could see the two main political parties disbanded.
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Thailand's revered king voices concern over a court ruling on whether the two main parties should be disbanded.
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ArubaAn Australian photographer becomes the first foreign journalist injured in southern Thailand's insurgency.
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Manchester City remain in discussions with a number of parties over a potential buyout.
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Laos, 
VietnamAn earthquake measuring 6.1 hits western Laos, shaking buildings as far away as Thailand and Vietnam.
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LaosAn earthquake measuring 6.1 magnitude hits western Laos, shaking buildings as far away as Bangkok.
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Experts at a UN climate change summit agree that emissions can be limited with small impacts on economies.
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ChinaChina leads objections to a major report on climate economics being discussed by the IPCC in Bangkok.
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The militarily-imposed government of Thailand hires a public relations firm to improve its image abroad.
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Foreign journalists in Thailand are to hold a rally in support of Alan Johnston, the BBC's Gaza reporter abducted seven weeks ago.
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A major conference on what needs to be done to combat climate change opens in Thailand's capital, Bangkok.
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Hundreds of Thai monks lead nine elephants in a march on Bangkok calling for Buddhism to be the national religion.
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A draft of a new constitution for post-coup Thailand has been agreed, and now faces a referendum.
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The death toll in a flash flood that swept away local holidaymakers in southern Thailand reaches 35.
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SwitzerlandThailand's revered king pardons a Swiss man who was jailed for 10 years for defacing images of him.
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Thai Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont undergoes hospital checks, but officials deny he may resign.
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Video-sharing website YouTube offers to show Thailand how to block material that insults its king.
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Two more clips mocking Thailand's revered king appear on the video-sharing website YouTube.
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Conjoined twins born with connected livers and hearts have been successfully separated in "world first" surgery.
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