University 'Accidentally' Sells 3 Tons of Rare Books to Recyclers
BANGKOK — A prominent state university in Thailand is frantically buying back 3,000 kilograms of rare books and magazines that it mistakenly sold as recycling materials to a vendor for 6,000 baht last week.
Junta to Invite Yingluck, Abhisit for TV Discussion
BANGKOK — Thailand's ruling military junta is planning to invite prominent politicians from the country's rival factions to discuss the government's reform plans on national television.
Thailand Deports Uighurs to China
BANGKOK (DPA) — Thailand deported 90 ethnic Uighurs to China, officials said Thursday, amid a spat between Turkey and China over where they should be sent and their treatment by Chinese authorities.
Year in Prison Has Been 'Torture,' Says Koh Tao Suspect
SURAT THANI — The two Burmese men accused of brutally murdering two British tourists on the island of Koh Tao last year insisted on their innocence in letters written to the public on the first day of their highly anticipated trial.
Year in Prison Has Been 'Torture,' Says Koh Tao Suspect
SURAT THANI — The two Burmese men accused of brutally murdering two British tourists on the island of Koh Tao last year insisted on their innocence in letters written to the public on the first day of their highly anticipated trial.
Junta Chairman Lectures Youth on Thai-style Monarchy & Democracy [Transcript]
BANGKOK — Speaking to a group of young Thais who were raised abroad, junta chairman Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha stressed the importance of revering the Thai king, who he described as a "deity" that never interferes in politics.
Activists Vow to Continue Fighting For Democracy After Prison Release
BANGKOK — The fourteen pro-democracy activists released from prison this morning say they will continue to campaign against the ruling military junta until democracy is restored in Thailand.
14 Anti-Junta Activists Freed From Pre-Trial Detention
BANGKOK — The fourteen activists charged with sedition for their peaceful anti-junta campaigns have been released from prison, though they are still facing a trial in martial court and up to seven years in jail.
Thai Beach Murder Trial Begins
BANGKOK (DPA) — The trial for last year's beach murder of two British holidaymakers began in Thailand on Wednesday.
Thailand's Top Brass Defends Plan to Spend 36 Billion Baht on Submarines
BANGKOK — Leading members of the ruling military junta and the Royal Thai Navy have insisted that a plan to buy three submarines from China is necessary to augment Thailand's national defense capabilities.