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Satellite Deal Whistleblower Threatened With Lawsuit

BANGKOK — A top junta figure is mulling legal action against a transparency activist who accused the government of illegally planning to acquire an expensive satellite network to spy on its citizens.

Democracy Activists Stage Rally on Way to Hear Charges (Photos)

BANGKOK — A small group of pro-democracy activists answered a police summons Thursday by marching to the police station to call for speedy elections along the way.

Prayuth Heads to UK, France to Talk Trade

BANGKOK — The head of the ruling junta said Tuesday he will visit Europe later this month to discuss trade deals.
Marketing visualization of a satellite network by commercial space firm SpaceX. It is similar to one Thailand has committed upward of 64 billion baht to invest in by a virtually unheard of company. Image: SpaceX

Thailand to Spend Billions on Satellites From Unknown Company

BANGKOK — In a presentation that would put a glimmer in the eye of any James Bond villain, officials spell out the capabilities of a future satellite system to blanket the entire planet in unceasing surveillance.

With a Smile, Foreign Minister Signals He Won’t Resign

BANGKOK — Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai signaled Tuesday he would not resign after the Election Commission ruled he violated the law for not declaring his wife’s stake in a private company.
Police officers inspect signs at the first meeting of the Future Forward Party on May 27 at Thammasat University's Rangsit campus. Photo: Future Forward Party / Facebook

Future Forward Party Reports Members ‘Harassed’ by Cops

BANGKOK — The Future Forward Party called on the military government Monday to end alleged threats against its members, particularly in the north and northeastern regions.

Govt: Justice Yet to Run Its Course on Foreign Minister

BANGKOK — A government spokesman said Monday that Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai would keep his post despite the Election Commission ruling his wife had breached transparency laws.

Student Activists to Mark Tiananmen Square

BANGKOK — A group of student activists will stage a brief protest marking the 29th anniversary of a Chinese government crackdown on its dissidents in which thousands were reportedly killed.
Suthep Thaugsuban sheds tears June 3 at a Power of Thai People’s Nation Party assembly.

New Royalist Party With Prominent Names Launches

BANGKOK — A new political party of prominent former protest leaders launched Sunday with a vow to oppose corruption and be loyal to the throne.

Suthep Takes Higher-Profile Political Role

BANGKOK - Conservative politician Suthep Thaugsuban said Sunday that he would take a larger than expected role in a new party founded by his...

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