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Thai Government Defends Hiring Relatives

BANGKOK — Top officials in Thailand’s military government have defended using the state budget to employ relatives after it emerged that fifty-seven members of the junta’s legislature have hired family members as personal aides.

Thai Government Defends Hiring Relatives

BANGKOK — Top officials in Thailand’s military government have defended using the state budget to employee relatives, after it emerged that fifty-seven members of the junta’s legislature have hired family members as personal aides.

Army Chief Promises Partial Troop Withdrawal From Deep South

BANGKOK — The commander-in-chief of the Royal Thai Army has pledged to begin withdrawing some troops from Thailand’s insurgency-plagued south in April 2015.

Famous Thai Temple to Build Separate Toilets for Non-Chinese

BANGKOK (DPA) — A famous temple in northern Thailand will build separate toilets for Thais and other non-Chinese tourists, officials confirmed Saturday.

Parents of Former Princess Jailed After Lese Majeste Confession

BANGKOK — The parents of former princess Srirasmi have been sent to await trial in jail after they confessed to charges of defaming the Thai monarchy today, reversing their earlier pleas of innocence.

New Charter to Allow Unelected Prime Minister

BANGKOK — Thailand's next constitution will allow for an unelected Prime Minister to take control in the event of a political crisis, drafters of the charter said yesterday.

Thammasat Students Protest Dismissal of Exiled Professor

BANGKOK — Several dozen students and lecturers staged protests on Thursday denouncing Thammasat University's recent decision to fire history professor Somsak Jeamteerasakul, a prominent critic of the Thai monarchy who is currently living in exile.

Thammasat Students Protest Dismissal of Exiled Professor

BANGKOK — Several dozen students and lecturers staged protests on Thursday denouncing Thammasat University's recent decision to fire history professor Somsak Jeamteerasakul, a prominent critic of the Thai monarchy who is currently living in exile.

Official Denies Grounding Planes at BKK Airport in Revenge

BANGKOK — A top immigration official has denied allegations that he deliberately grounded planes at Bangkok's international airport because of a personal vendetta.

Junta's Lawmakers Approve Bill to Restrict Rallies

BANGKOK – The Thai junta’s rubber-stamp parliament has unanimously approved the first draft of a bill that would restrict political demonstrations in Thailand.

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