Tue. December 02, 2008
government of Thailand:
New York Times
December 1, 2008
The
Thai government is using a
Vietnam War-era
military base, U-Tapao, to fly stranded passengers out of the country, but the airport's limited facilities ...
After prolonged negotiations between protest leaders and Thai airport authorities, 37 aircraft were flown out of Suvarnabhumi airport on Monday morning. ...
MarketWatch
December 1, 2008
"The extended period of political turmoil surrounding
Thailand's leadership shows no sign of resolution, and may undermine Thai sovereign credit ...
Washington Post
December 1, 2008
"The extended period of political turmoil surrounding
Thailand's leadership shows no sign of resolution, and may undermine Thai sovereign credit ...
Inquirer.net
December 1, 2008
Thai hotels gave accommodations and meals to stranded foreigners for free, telling them their firms would get reimbursed by the Thai government, ...
Newstalk ZB
December 1, 2008
As tension grows in
Thailand, the Government is dispatching an Air Force Hercules to the region, in case it is needed to rescue the more than 200 New ...
Inverell Times
December 1, 2008
Xinhua
December 1, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk
December 1, 2008
On Tuesday
Thailand's constitutional court is expected to give a ruling disolving three parties in the coalition government for alleged electoral fraud. ...
BBC News
December 1, 2008
Voice of America
December 1, 2008
By Ron Corben
anti-government protesters have abandoned their occupation of a government administration building in the Thai capital
Bangkok, ...
Xinhua
December 1, 2008
The airline also advised tourists to contact its
Bangkok office for the transfer by bus between the Thai capital and Phuket. ...
AsiaOne
December 1, 2008
The couple were among an estimated 100000 visitors stuck in the country as thousands of
anti-government protesters occupied the Thai capital's two airports ...
AllAfrica.com
December 1, 2008
I was arrested at
Thailand,
Bangkok in 1991. I was in Thai jail through to 2003. I wouldn't say I was young but I was just being stupid. ...
Xinhua
December 1, 2008
1 (Xinhua) --
Thailand's
anti-government People's Alliance For Democracy (PAD) announced that it will on Monday afternoon end the demonstration at the ...
Deutsche Welle
December 1, 2008
Thai
anti-government protesters have started to abandon the prime minister's offices in central
Bangkok, which they have been occupying since August. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
December 1, 2008
New York Times
December 1, 2008
By THOMAS FULLER
Bangkok - Protesters blockading Bangkok's two airports increased their numbers Monday as
Thailand's government, paralyzed by the ...
Washington Post
December 1, 2008
30 -- Thousands of supporters of
Thailand's beleaguered government rallied in the capital Sunday afternoon, bringing a new and combustible element to a ...
BBC News
November 30, 2008
Faye Peacock had been due to fly back to
England last Monday when the Thai capital's international airport was overrun by
anti-government protesters. ...
Reuters
November 30, 2008
CBC.ca
November 30, 2008
A BC couple, stranded in
Thailand and fearful that the country's recent political uprising will escalate, are calling on the
Canadian government to help ...
The Australian
November 30, 2008
The demonstration by thousands of red-clad government supporters in the capital added to the political turmoil that has strangled
Thailand's economy and ...
WBOC TV 16
November 30, 2008
BBC News
November 30, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk
November 30, 2008
"I spoke to the Thai ambassador on Friday. Our embassy is in regular contact with the government, the police, the
army and the palace, strongly urging the ...
guardian.co.uk
November 30, 2008
Even efforts by the Thai airports authority to negotiate with the protesters occupying Suvarnabhumi -
Thailand's main international airport - to allow 88 ...
Sunday Sun
November 30, 2008
AsiaOne
November 30, 2008
And the Thai
army's refusal to step in to support the embattled government of Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat is fuelling rumours of a military-backed ...
Reuters UK
November 30, 2008
By Darren Schuettler
Bangkok (Reuters) - A
grenade blast wounded more than 50
anti-government protesters in Bangkok on Sunday, fuelling fears of clashes ...
New Straits Times
November 30, 2008
Airports of
Thailand president Serirat Prasutanon had announced that the two airports would remain close until Tuesday. Limited flights are now operating ...
Cebu Daily News
November 30, 2008
Clashes between the pro- and
anti-government groups have broken out sporadically across
Thailand recently and people fear a large-scale confrontation ...
BBC News
November 30, 2008
Many of those stuck in
Thailand say they are running short of cash and are not covered by their insurance. The
Thai government has ordered the police to ...
Reuters
November 30, 2008
Qantas said it will operate a special service from Phuket to
Singapore on Monday night for Australian tourists stranded in
Thailand. The
Thai government is ...
Xinhua
November 30, 2008
30 (Xinhua) -- Over 30 Thai
anti-government protestors at Government House were injured in a
grenade explosion here early on Sunday, a local TV reports said ...
Kentucky.com
November 30, 2008
EasyBourse.com
November 29, 2008
Clashes between the pro and
anti-government groups have broken out sporadically across
Thailand recently and people fear a large scale confrontation.
AHN
November 29, 2008
WTTE
November 29, 2008
The government has warned if they don't leave, police will move in. The crisis has virtually paralyzed
Thailand's government, damaged the country's economy, ...
Reuters
November 29, 2008
Bangkok, Nov 29 (Reuters) - About 150 Thai riot police fled their checkpoint near Bangkok's besieged international airport on Saturday after they were ...
