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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.
A Thai court drops the most serious charges against protest leaders, opening the way for their possible surrender to police.
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Protesters seeking to force the Thai government to quit say they will continue their protests, a day after violent clashes in Bangkok.
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Troops are on the streets of Bangkok after the Thai capital's worst anti-government protests for 16 years.
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CanadaConvicted Canadian paedophile Christopher Neil appears in a Thai court to face a new charge of abusing children.
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A second leader of mass anti-government protests in Bangkok is arrested by Thai police.
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A colourful array of candidates vie to become mayor of the Thai capital Bangkok, where voting is to begin.
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United StatesAn extradition hearing opens in Bangkok to decide if alleged arms dealer Viktor Bout should be sent to the US for trial
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Somchai Wongsawat, brother-in-law of ousted leader Thaksin Shinawatra, wins a vote to become Thailand's new PM.
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Thailand's ruling political party unites around Somchai Wongsawat as nominee for prime minister, after days of talks.
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Thailand's embattled ruling party selects a new nominee for PM but within hours a powerful faction pledges to reject him.
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Thailand's prime minister is going, but problems linger
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Thailand's ruling party abandons its attempt to get Samak Sundaravej reappointed as prime minister, after MPs object.
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Thailand's ruling party says it is dropping Samak Sundaravej as its candidate for PM after objections from coalition partners.
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A parliamentary session to re-elect Samak Sundaravej as Thai prime minister is delayed for lack of a quorum.
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Thailand's Samak Sundaravej accepts his party's nomination as PM two days after he was forced to quit.
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Thailand's coalition meets who should replace Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, a day after he was stripped of office.
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Thailand's PM is ordered to resign for taking money to appear on a TV cookery show, but his party vows to reinstate him.
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ArubaAustralian faces jail for alleged insult to Thai ruling family
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Thailand's PM Samak Sundaravej says the army will not stage a coup against his government, despite weeks of street protests.
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Thailand's PM Samak Sundaravej says the army will not stage a coup against his government, despite weeks of street protests.
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A national referendum proposed by the Thai prime minister to end the political deadlock is dismissed as a stalling tactic.
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Thailand's prime minister announces plans to hold a referendum in an effort to defuse the ongoing political crisis.
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Protesters and the Thai government remain deadlocked, but a planned public sector strike causes little disruption.
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Thailand's prime minister imposes a state of emergency in the capital, after at least one person dies in anti-government protests.
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The Prime Minister of Thailand Samak Sundaravej has declared a state of emergency after clashes on the streets of Bangkok. Is his future secure?
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Protesters in Thailand are vowing to take more disruptive direct action as their anti-government campaign continues.
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MPs in Thailand renew calls for PM Samak Sundaravej to resign, during a session to discuss anti-government protests in Bangkok.
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Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej says he will not resign, despite mounting anti-government protests.
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Pressure is building on Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, amid spiralling protests against his rule.
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Pressure is building on Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, amid spiralling protests against his rule.
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Pressure is building on Thailand's PM Samak Sundaravej, as protesters calling for his resignation gain force.
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The Thai PM says he will not use violent means against protesters besieging Government House, in an apparent change of heart.
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Thai police surround the prime minister's office, to try to evict protesters who took over the building on Tuesday.
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