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BANGKOK -- Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha on Monday expressed an interest in politics, signaling that he may want to remain in power after next year's general election. [1]
BANGKOK—Thai Army Commander Prayuth Chan-ocha declared a military coup Thursday evening on Thai television. The coup is effective from 16:30 Bangkok time. The Thai army imposed martial law on Tuesday, but had been denying that it was a coup. [2]
BANGKOK, May 27 – Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha disclosed today that he has proposed to the government to erect fences along the entire 600-km Thai-Malaysian border in another attempt to tackle insurgency in Thailand’s southern provinces. [3]
BANGKOK, April 10 – Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha made a field trip to Thailand’s restive South today for a first-hand update on the troubled situation and a meeting with Muslim religious and community leaders. [4]
BANGKOK, 27 May 2013 Army Chief Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha has admitted that there is a shortage of troops in the southern border provinces and has disclosed his idea to construct a fence along the Thai-Malaysian border. Gen. [5]
BANGKOK -- Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha on Monday expressed an interest in politics, signaling that he may want to remain in power after next year's general election.
BANGKOK—Thai Army Commander Prayuth Chan-ocha declared a military coup Thursday evening on Thai television. The coup is effective from 16:30 Bangkok time. The Thai army imposed martial law on Tuesday, but had been denying that it was a coup.
BANGKOK, May 27 – Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha disclosed today that he has proposed to the government to erect fences along the entire 600-km Thai-Malaysian border in another attempt to tackle insurgency in Thailand’s southern provinces.
BANGKOK, April 10 – Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha made a field trip to Thailand’s restive South today for a first-hand update on the troubled situation and a meeting with Muslim religious and community leaders.
BANGKOK, 27 May 2013 Army Chief Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha has admitted that there is a shortage of troops in the southern border provinces and has disclosed his idea to construct a fence along the Thai-Malaysian border. Gen.
KHON KAEN – In Non Reuang, an unassuming Northeastern village located just 15 kilometers north of Khon Kaen city, fallow rice fields line pothole-ridden roads made dusty with windswept topsoil.
BANGKOK—Thailand’s shares and the baht currency looked set to rise on Monday after partial results from Sunday’s general election showed a pro-army party ahead of the populist party leading a “democratic front” in the first vote since a 2014 coup.
Udon MP Accused of Lèse-Majesté Responds to Charges BANGKOK – During last month’s parliamentary no-confidence debates, Udon Thani MP and Pheu Thai party member Wichian Khaokham inadvertently earned himself a catchphrase.
BANGKOK -- Thailand junta chief Prayuth Chan-ocha announced a cabinet reshuffle on Thursday, giving it a fresh look by removing military officers from some key posts and revamping his economic team with technocrats and figures close to the real busin
BANGKOK, May 12 – Thailand’s Defence Minister on Sunday refuted rumours that Army Chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha would be dismissed, saying the claim was groundless.