We have started to collect the most important news related to Thailand in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
An explosion at a firework display in Thailand to celebrate the lunar new year has killed four people and injured dozens.
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Police in Thailand find a large supply of materials for making bombs, following the detention of a suspect with alleged links to Hezbollah.
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A suspected Lebanese Hezbollah militant is arrested in Thailand after the US warns its citizens in Bangkok to be alert for a "possible terror threat".
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The Thai government approves a multi-million dollar compensation fund for victims of political conflict in the country since 2005.
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Burma is halting work on a coal-fired power plant project in Dawei backed by a Thai company over environmental concerns.
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Toyota and Honda saw US sales fall sharply in 2011 as production was hit by natural disasters in Japan and Thailand, figures show.
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Japan's industrial production falls in November, pulled down by a strong yen, weak global demand, and flooding in Thailand.
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Toyota says it plans to increase production by 20% next year as it tries to recover ground lost due to the earthquake in Japan and floods in Thailand.
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Thailand is still counting the cost of the terrible floods which swamped homes, business and killed hundreds of people.
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Thailand and Cambodia agree to withdraw troops from a disputed area near an ancient temple - a flashpoint for deadly clashes early this year.
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Thailand reissues a passport to fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, saying he is "no longer a threat to the country".
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Shares in Asian makers of computer chips fall after industry leader Intel cuts its revenue forecast due to floods in Thailand.
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China joins Burma, Laos and Thailand in river patrols along the Mekong after killing of 13 Chinese sailors.
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Toyota, Japan's largest carmaker, halves its profit forecast due to disruptions caused by Thailand's floods and the strong yen.
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Thailand has jailed a US citizen for two and a half years after he admitted posting web links to a banned biography of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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Thailand jails US citizen Joe Gordon after he admitted posting links to a banned biography of King Bhumibol, in a case that has drawn global criticism.
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Thousands of Thais line the streets of Bangkok as King Bhumibol Adulyadej briefly leaves hospital to attend celebrations for his 84th birthday.
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Thailand's government may return the passport of fugitive ex-leader Thaksin Shinawatra within a month, the foreign minister says.
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Thailand's factory output dropped by almost 36% in October after the country's worst flooding for 50 years, new data show.
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China, Thailand, Laos and Burma will launch joint police patrols of the Mekong River next month, Chinese state media report.
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A clean-up operation is underway in Thailand after devastating floods which killed more than 600 people.
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A Thai man is jailed for 20 years for sending text messages to an aide of ex-PM Abhisit Vejjajiva that were deemed offensive to the royal family.
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Thailand's justice minister denies rumours that the government will change amnesty laws to allow fugitive ex-leader Thaksin Shinawatra to return.
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Toyota Motor has restored vehicle output in Japan to "near-normal levels" on Monday, after severe flooding in Thailand disrupted supply chains.
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The Bank of Japan warns that economic growth may be hurt by the eurozone debt crisis, flooding in Thailand and a strong yen.
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Computer firm Dell warns its revenues could be hit by a worldwide shortage of hard drives caused by the flooding in Thailand.
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Volunteers rescue and shelter abandoned dogs but say many will end up dying.
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On patrol with the animal rescuers in flooded Bangkok
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Thai leader Yingluck Shinawatra pulls out of the weekend's Asia-Pacific summit to focus on the floods crisis and sets out plans for rebuilding.
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Quarterly profits at Japanese carmaker Toyota fall 18.5% due to supply problems caused by the recent floods in Thailand.
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More districts of the Thai capital are told to evacuate, as flood waters nearing the city centre threaten two more industrial estates.
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The worst flooding to hit Thailand for 50 years has now claimed more than 500 lives, as the waters continue to flow towards the capital.
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Floodwater is continuing to move through the Thai capital, after months of heavy monsoon rain. Rachel Harvey reports.
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